If you’re noticing thinning hair and want a natural, science-backed solution that doesn’t involve surgery or harsh chemicals, PRP hair treatment might be just the answer. If you’ve already decided this is the treatment for you, understanding the PRP hair treatment cost is essential before booking your first session.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) hair treatment is a non-surgical treatment that helps restore hair growth for those with thinning hair. It involves drawing a few small vials of blood, usually around 60 mL or roughly 2 full 30 mL medicine cups. The blood is processed in a centrifuge to separate the plasma, rich in platelets, leaving a yellow serum on the top of the tube. This platelet-rich serum, packed with growth factors, is drawn into a small syringe and then injected into the areas on your scalp experiencing thinning. PRP is the best option for those looking for a solution to hair thinning that is entirely natural, using their own cells to encourage hair growth.
Let’s break down what influences PRP hair treatment cost. These factors include:
One of the most common questions we get is: “How much does PRP hair treatment cost?” On average, the cost ranges from $1,500 to $3,500 for the initial 3-4 treatments. Additional maintenance sessions are recommended every 6-12 months and cost around $500 to $1000 per session. At Skin N’ Tox Aesthetics, our pricing for PRP hair treatment costs $2,700 for your first 3 sessions.
While the average PRP hair treatment cost is fairly consistent, prices can vary slightly depending on the surface size and area you want treated. Here’s a general price breakdown:
PRP is 1 of 3 common hair restoration methods, alongside surgical hair transplant (hair plugs) and topical hair growth solutions. The PRP hair treatment cost falls between the two, being less expensive than surgery, but more expensive than topical solutions. It is important to note that PRP is not effective if you have experienced total balding, in which case, surgical hair transplants may be more appropriate. Many clients often proceed with PRP after hair transplants to help maximize the effects of the surgery. See the chart below for a cost comparison for each method:
| Hair Treatment | Average Length of Results | Average Cost |
| Surgical Hair Transplant | Results are permanent. | $4,000-$15,000+ |
| PRP Hair Treatment | Requires maintenance every 6 to 12 months. | Initial Cost (first 3-4 sessions): $1,500-$3,500 Skin N’ Tox: $2,700 for 3 sessions. Maintenance Cost: $500-$1,000 per session every 6-12 months |
| Topical Solutions | Requires consistent, ongoing use. Stopping use reverses new hair growth. | Roughly $20-$60 per month |
PRP hair treatments are ideal for individuals with early to moderate hair thinning who still have active hair follicles and want a natural, non-surgical option to boost regrowth. However, it’s not recommended for those with complete baldness, certain medical conditions like blood disorders, or active scalp infections. It’s also not ideal for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
No, unfortunately, insurance does not cover PRP hair transplant cost. Since it’s considered a cosmetic procedure, the full cost must be paid out of pocket. However, payment plans can be discussed during your consultation to help spread out the cost, making payments more affordable.
It is not advised to do just one treatment as this may provide only minimal results. It’s recommended that you complete at least 3-4 sessions for ideal results.
The total PRP hair treatment cost includes the blood draw, processing in the centrifuge, and injections to the desired treatment area. Some clinics may include additional post-treatment care options in the total cost, so be sure to ask what your price breakdown includes at your consultation.
Sometimes, but not often. Since this procedure is considered cosmetic, most HSA/FSA providers will not cover it. However, you can consult your HSA/FSA provider to see if they may cover or reimburse for this procedure.
Yes, PRP hair treatment can be combined with other options like surgical hair transplants or topical solutions. Many patients use PRP after a transplant to enhance results. Short-term topical treatments can also enhance or complement the effects of PRP hair treatment.
At Skin N’ Tox Aesthetics, we’ve created a space where your safety and satisfaction come first, and we want you to feel at home in our care. Whether you are ready to take the next step in your hair journey or are still exploring your options, you can book your complimentary consultation below. Then, during your visit, we’ll discuss your goals, create your personalized plan, and begin your journey from thinning to thriving.
