
Advancing Aesthetic Medicine:
Hair Restoration with PRP Plasma Injections In Washington, D.C.
PRP Plasma injections to stimulate natural hair growth

Safiyah West, Doctor of Nursing Practice at Arta Medical Spa is proud to introduce hair restoration using Plasma Injections, the gold standard for non surgical hair growth stimulation and density enhancement. The effectiveness and safety of this technique eclipses those of conventional hair loss treatments, offering a promising solution for individuals grappling with genetic hair thinning and early-stage hair loss.
Dr. West is specially trained in this leading edge procedure and eager to help get you on your way to a fuller, revived head of hair.
The Benefits of PRP Plasma Injections for Hair Restoration:
Stimulates Hair Growth
The growth factors in Plasma injections stimulate dormant hair follicles, promoting new hair growth.
Improves Hair Thickness & Density
Plasma injections can lead to thicker hair shafts and increased density, resulting in fuller-looking hair.
Non-Invasive
As a non-surgical procedure, Plasma injections for hair restoration involves no incisions or stitches, with minimal recovery time.
Minimal Downtime
Patients can usually return to daily activities immediately following the treatment.
Safety
Derived from the patient’s own blood, Plasma injections minimize the risk of allergic reactions or side effects.
Process of PRP Plasma Injections for Hair Restoration
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Blood Collection: Similar to a regular blood test, a small amount of blood is drawn from the arm.
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Separation of Platelets: The blood is processed in a centrifuge to separate the plasma from other components.
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Blood/PRP Composition: The Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) with all of its rich growth factors, is then isolated.
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Injection: The PRP is then injected into the scalp areas suffering from hair thinning or loss, initiating hair follicle revitalization and new growth.

PRP Hair Restoration Pricing
$875 (Single Session); $700/per (Pack of 4); $550/per (Pack of 6)
Microneedling (add-on): $175 or $110/per (Pack of 4)
Common Questions About PRP for Hair Restoration
Frequently Asked Questions about PRP for Hair Restoration
Am I a good candidate for PRP hair restoration?
PRP is often an excellent option for men and women experiencing: thinning hair, widening parts, early-stage hair loss, androgenetic (pattern) hair loss, hair shedding related to stress, illness, or hormonal changes.
The best candidates still have active hair follicles in the treatment area. During your consultation, we'll evaluate your scalp, hair loss pattern, medical history, and goals to determine whether PRP is likely to be effective for you.
How many PRP treatments will I need, and when will I see results?
Most patients begin with a series of 3-4 treatments spaced approximately 4-6 weeks apart, followed by maintenance treatments every 6-12 months.
Hair growth is a gradual process. While every patient is different, many people notice:
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Reduced shedding within 1-3 months
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Improved hair quality and thickness within 3-6 months
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Continued improvement over 6-12 months
Consistency and maintenance are key to achieving the best results.
What are the benefits of combining PRP with microneedling for hair restoration?
Combining PRP and microneedling can enhance the regenerative effects of treatment. Microneedling creates controlled microchannels in the scalp, which:
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Stimulate the body's natural healing response
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Increase blood flow to the scalp
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Improve penetration and distribution of growth factors
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Create an environment that supports healthier follicle activity
Many patients choose this combination because it addresses hair thinning through multiple regenerative pathways, achieving greater efficacy than either treatment alone.
Can PRP regrow hair in completely bald areas?
PRP is most effective when hair follicles are still present and functioning. Areas that have been completely bald for many years may not respond as predictably because there may be few or no viable follicles remaining. During your consultation, we'll assess whether PRP alone is appropriate or whether a combination approach may be recommended to help you achieve your goals.
