PRP & Mesotherapy for Hair Loss in Frankfurt

Autologous blood therapy and active-ingredient mesotherapy: the medical foundation for strengthening existing hair and slowing hair loss.

Last updated: September 2026

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Duration
approx. 45 minutes
Anaesthesia
Numbing cream
Grafts
3–4 initial sessions
Price
from €250 / session
Final result
3–6 months
Downtime
none

How does PRP help with hair loss?

In PRP therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma), a platelet-rich plasma is obtained from your own blood and injected into the scalp. The growth factors it contains activate weakened hair follicles, extend the growth phase and can visibly slow hereditary hair loss in its early stages. Three to four sessions at four-week intervals are recommended.

How PRP works: blood draw, centrifugation, injection

Who is PRP suitable for?

PRP is the right choice for early to moderate hereditary hair loss, diffuse hair loss (after medical investigation), for stabilisation after a hair transplant, and for anyone who wants to strengthen their existing hair before a transplant becomes necessary at all. In completely bald areas, PRP cannot create new follicles; here we advise on transplantation.

PRP or mesotherapy: What is the difference?

PRP uses concentrated growth factors from your own blood. Mesotherapy supplies the scalp with a finely balanced complex of vitamins, amino acids and peptides. The two procedures complement each other: in practice we frequently combine them in an individual treatment plan, depending on findings, goals and budget.

When will I see results?

Initial effects (less hair loss when washing and brushing) usually appear after the second or third session. Visibly denser, stronger hair develops over three to six months. We document your progress with standardised photos so you can assess it objectively.

PRP around a hair transplant

PRP earns its place at two points on the transplant journey. Before the procedure, a course strengthens the existing hair in the recipient area, so the new density builds on a more stable base. After the procedure, from around week 4, PRP supports graft healing and the growth phase that follows; many patients simply combine their sessions with their check-up appointments. Our guide to the growth stages shows how this fits the overall timeline.

How often, and for how long?

The proven start is three to four sessions about four weeks apart. After that, a refresher every six to twelve months is usually enough, depending on findings and goals. PRP is an ongoing therapy: the effect lasts as long as treatment continues, and we track it objectively with standardised photos.

Why Hair Rooms for PRP in Frankfurt?

Every course here starts with a medical hair analysis rather than a subscription pitch: only once cause and findings are clear do we recommend PRP, mesotherapy, peptides or a combination. Treatment happens at Schillerstrasse 31, with fixed prices per session and no package pressure.

How your treatment works

  1. 01

    Blood draw & preparation

    A small amount of your own blood is drawn and centrifuged. The concentrated plasma is used immediately.

  2. 02

    Injection into the scalp

    The PRP is injected precisely into the affected zones with the finest needles, well tolerated after numbing cream.

  3. 03

    Session plan

    Three to four sessions at intervals of around four weeks, followed by a top-up every six to twelve months.

  4. 04

    Progress monitoring

    Photo documentation and medical check-ups make your progress objectively visible.

Frequently asked questions about hair transplants

How often does PRP need to be repeated?
Initially we recommend three to four sessions at intervals of around four weeks. After that, a top-up every six to twelve months is usually sufficient for maintenance, depending on your findings and progress.
When can I exercise again after a hair transplant?
Light exercise is possible after about a week. You should avoid strenuous sport, weight training, sauna and swimming pools for four weeks so as not to jeopardise the healing of the grafts.
How soon can I return to work?
Office work is usually possible again after two to three days. Visible crusts heal within seven to ten days; with a loose head covering (once medically approved), many patients are back to everyday life even sooner.
When and how may I wash my hair after the procedure?
The first wash takes place on the second or third day, following precise instructions, with a special foam and without pressure. You receive your care set and step-by-step instructions on the day of treatment; if you have any questions, the team can be reached at any time.

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