Scalp PRP Membership in NYC
Scalp PRP restores and preserves your hair when done consistently, so we built a membership for it
$200/month
Scalp PRP every 3 months
Cadence may vary based on your goals and response to PRP
Scalp PRP
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is the gold-colored part of your blood that remains after red blood cells are removed. It's rich in platelets, which signal growth and regeneration. Injected into the scalp, those growth signals stimulate hair follicles resulting in:
Individual hairs grow thicker
Less hair falling when washing it
Improved density in areas of thinning
The Treatment
Before
~20 minutesWe take ultra-magnified pictures of your scalp and analyze hair count
Procedure
~45 minutesWe apply numbing cream and a cooling hat
We draw blood just like regular labs but a larger amount
You wait while we spin the plasma to make PRP
We inject PRP into the scalp using a tiny needle
After
~1-2 daysMost patients resume their day without downtime. Marks heal and pain subsides in 1-2 days.
The Timeline
Ramp-Up
While we generally recommend patients receive Scalp PRP about once every three months, for new patients, we often recommend and offer a “ramp-up” consisting of Scalp PRP treatments each month for the first three months to accelerate the results
Steady-State
Done consistently every three or four months, most patients receiving Scalp PRP experience a fuller head of hair with full results reached at approximately the 12-month mark. Those results are maintained for as long as patients continue Scalp PRP.
There are two primary paths for the first year:
- With a ramp-up: 6 treatments in the first year — the first 3 are one month apart, then 3 more at 3-month intervals. First results show after the third treatment.
- Without a ramp-up: 4 treatments, each 3 months apart. Results build more slowly.
Either way, treatments continue every 3 months as maintenance after the first year for most patients.
Cadence may vary based on your goals and response to PRP
The Membership
Consistency is what makes PRP work. That's why we built a membership that keeps your treatments on track and your cost predictable. No upfront cost and no cancellation fee — you only pay for treatments you receive.
First‑Year Ramp‑up
- 3 PRP Treatments 1 month apart
- 3 PRP Treatments 3 months apart
Steady‑State
- 1 PRP Treatment every 3 months
Pricing Transparency
Every treatment costs roughly $600. We don't charge you all of it at once. Instead, we spread it over months, which is how our membership works. You can take a look at a breakdown of the cost here:
Paying your doctor, medical assistant, and technician
Your single-use PRP Kit and medical supplies like gloves and syringes
Facility, practice margin, and insurance
Our Location
Midtown Manhattan (Google Maps, opens in a new tab)
- 240 W 37th Street 5th Floor
- Hours
- Monday – Friday:
- Saturday – Sunday:
- Public Transit
- 1/2/3
- A/C/E
- N/Q/R/W
- B/D/F/M
- PATH
- M34
- M20
- M104
- M42
Frequently Asked Questions
PRP is most effective when it's done consistently. For that reason we built a membership that makes both the scheduling and the payment clear and predictable. That way treatment results are also clear and predictable
There are 3 reasons that could explain it 1. The kits we use to make PRP are the highest quality on the market and probably the most expensive at about $275 2. Our procedures are exclusively done by licensed medical professionals 3. We don't use PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin). PRF skips the need for a kit altogether, but it isn't nearly as well-studied as PRP We continuously monitor research studies to keep our practice up to date
You can pause your membership at any time for up to six months. When you're ready to resume, we'll pick up where you left off. If you cancel, you will only owe the value ($600/treatment) of the treatments you have already received, and you will not lose a payment you've already made
We accept FSA and HSA cards, but your benefits plan decides whether or not the payment itself is authorized. Hair loss is a medical condition and we ensure to document diagnosis and medical management to allow you to demonstrate that to your benefits plan if they ask for it
Almost everyone is, since PRP can be used for both maintenance and regeneration. Regardless, you will have a physician consult first to confirm that you are
PRP can be used both for treatment and for prevention of hair loss, however, results are most visible in areas of thinning
We draw your blood, spin it in a centrifuge, then inject the concentrated plasma into your scalp. The process takes about 45 minutes to an hour
We are only offering scalp PRP
Typically yes, but pain level varies from person to person, and it improves quickly after the procedure. To minimize it: • Numbing cream when you arrive • Scalp-cooling hat during prep • Cold spray before each injection • Smallest needles possible • Oral analgesics before and after
Yes. The only thing being injected into the skin is your own plasma. Nothing is added to it. Patients monitored for years in research settings have reported no notable long-term risks. Like any injection there's a small risk of minor bleeding or superficial infection, however we use standard universal precaution to prevent those from happening
Not yet. PRP is not FDA approved for the treatment of hair loss, though PRP preparation systems have earned FDA clearance for other medical applications. A growing body of research supports PRP as an effective treatment for hair loss with no known long-term risks. For those reasons, PRP has been increasingly used off-label in medical settings for hair restoration and preservation
Most people notice thicker strands, less shedding, and fuller coverage. Visible improvement typically starts around 2 to 3 months in
Studies show that 3 initial treatments, one month apart, are needed for visible results. After that, maintenance every 3-6 months keeps those results going
We recommend starting with the 3-months ramp-up because front-loading is shown to achieve the largest increase in hair count, and it does it faster. That being said, skipping the ramp-up is an option, and it might make more sense for you logistically or financially. The trade-off is slower results, starting around 6 months
Without maintenance, effects start to wear off at the 12 to 16 months mark
We recommend the 3 months cadence because it is the best studied. Even though some people space them out to every 4 or even 6 months, we currently offer membership for the 3-month and 4-month cadence because we don't yet have enough research to support 6 months. We continue to monitor high-quality studies comparing the different frequencies and update our practice accordingly
In the week leading up to your appointment, avoid NSAIDs like ibuprofen so your platelets stay intact, and skip hair coloring for 4 days before. The day before, stay well-hydrated and minimize alcohol and smoking. The night before, hold off on minoxidil or any other topical hair-growth products. On the day of, shampoo your hair and skip other hair products, keep hydrating, and go easy on coffee and alcohol. The full instruction sheet is on our website
In the first 6 hours, don't touch the scalp or apply ice. In the first 24 hours, skip washing and workouts. In the first 48 hours, avoid swimming, saunas, direct sun, and NSAIDs like ibuprofen. In the first 72 hours, hold off on hair coloring, smoking, and minoxidil. The full instruction sheet is on our website
PRP is most effective when it's done consistently. For that reason we built a membership that makes both the scheduling and the payment clear and predictable. That way treatment results are also clear and predictable
There are 3 reasons that could explain it 1. The kits we use to make PRP are the highest quality on the market and probably the most expensive at about $275 2. Our procedures are exclusively done by licensed medical professionals 3. We don't use PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin). PRF skips the need for a kit altogether, but it isn't nearly as well-studied as PRP We continuously monitor research studies to keep our practice up to date
You can pause your membership at any time for up to six months. When you're ready to resume, we'll pick up where you left off. If you cancel, you will only owe the value ($600/treatment) of the treatments you have already received, and you will not lose a payment you've already made
We accept FSA and HSA cards, but your benefits plan decides whether or not the payment itself is authorized. Hair loss is a medical condition and we ensure to document diagnosis and medical management to allow you to demonstrate that to your benefits plan if they ask for it
Almost everyone is, since PRP can be used for both maintenance and regeneration. Regardless, you will have a physician consult first to confirm that you are
PRP can be used both for treatment and for prevention of hair loss, however, results are most visible in areas of thinning
We draw your blood, spin it in a centrifuge, then inject the concentrated plasma into your scalp. The process takes about 45 minutes to an hour
We are only offering scalp PRP
Typically yes, but pain level varies from person to person, and it improves quickly after the procedure. To minimize it: • Numbing cream when you arrive • Scalp-cooling hat during prep • Cold spray before each injection • Smallest needles possible • Oral analgesics before and after
Yes. The only thing being injected into the skin is your own plasma. Nothing is added to it. Patients monitored for years in research settings have reported no notable long-term risks. Like any injection there's a small risk of minor bleeding or superficial infection, however we use standard universal precaution to prevent those from happening
Not yet. PRP is not FDA approved for the treatment of hair loss, though PRP preparation systems have earned FDA clearance for other medical applications. A growing body of research supports PRP as an effective treatment for hair loss with no known long-term risks. For those reasons, PRP has been increasingly used off-label in medical settings for hair restoration and preservation
Most people notice thicker strands, less shedding, and fuller coverage. Visible improvement typically starts around 2 to 3 months in
Studies show that 3 initial treatments, one month apart, are needed for visible results. After that, maintenance every 3-6 months keeps those results going
We recommend starting with the 3-months ramp-up because front-loading is shown to achieve the largest increase in hair count, and it does it faster. That being said, skipping the ramp-up is an option, and it might make more sense for you logistically or financially. The trade-off is slower results, starting around 6 months
Without maintenance, effects start to wear off at the 12 to 16 months mark
We recommend the 3 months cadence because it is the best studied. Even though some people space them out to every 4 or even 6 months, we currently offer membership for the 3-month and 4-month cadence because we don't yet have enough research to support 6 months. We continue to monitor high-quality studies comparing the different frequencies and update our practice accordingly
In the week leading up to your appointment, avoid NSAIDs like ibuprofen so your platelets stay intact, and skip hair coloring for 4 days before. The day before, stay well-hydrated and minimize alcohol and smoking. The night before, hold off on minoxidil or any other topical hair-growth products. On the day of, shampoo your hair and skip other hair products, keep hydrating, and go easy on coffee and alcohol. The full instruction sheet is on our website
In the first 6 hours, don't touch the scalp or apply ice. In the first 24 hours, skip washing and workouts. In the first 48 hours, avoid swimming, saunas, direct sun, and NSAIDs like ibuprofen. In the first 72 hours, hold off on hair coloring, smoking, and minoxidil. The full instruction sheet is on our website
Medically reviewed by Paolo Dib, MD, Medical Director ·
