PRP for Skin and Hair: Regenerative Treatment
Author: Uzm. Dr. Oya Oylum Argun
PRP is prepared from your own blood. The blood sample is spun in a centrifuge and the platelet-rich portion is separated. Nothing is added from outside.
Platelets are known as the cells that stop bleeding. They also contain growth factors involved in tissue repair. The idea behind the treatment is to concentrate that repair signal where it is needed.
In the skin it is used for tissue quality and vitality. On the scalp it is applied to the layer where the hair roots sit, in cases of hair loss.
What affects the result is less the treatment itself than the underlying cause. If hair loss is caused by iron deficiency or a thyroid problem, that is assessed first. This is why a blood test may be requested before deciding on PRP.
The treatment may not be suitable with blood disorders, some medications or pregnancy. These are asked about at the consultation.
PRP is carried out at the practice in Muratpaşa, Antalya, by Dr. Oya Oylum Argun. Whether it is planned for hair or skin is decided at the consultation.
This page is for general information and does not replace an individual medical assessment. The approach that suits you is decided at the consultation.
Last updated: 8 September 2026
The treatment images on this page are illustrative and AI-generated. We do not use images of real patients, out of respect for patient privacy and in line with Turkish health-communication regulation. Photographs of the clinic and the physician are real.
Prices
Prices are in Turkish lira and are the same for every patient. The euro figure is approximate, calculated at a fixed rate set on 2026-08-09.
- Medical aesthetics consultation
- no charge
- PRP, platelet-rich plasma (face or scalp)per session
- ₺6,500 ≈ €118
The final plan and price are confirmed at the consultation, after your skin has been examined.
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