3 PRP sessions
$499–$599
Approximately $166–$200 per session
- Free initial assessment
- Individual treatment planning
- Progress review
Physician-supervised hair restoration
A non-surgical treatment prepared from your own blood, considered for selected types of thinning hair after a free hair and scalp assessment.
What PRP is
PRP is an autologous preparation. We collect a small blood sample, process it in a centrifuge and administer the prepared platelet-rich fraction to selected scalp areas.
Researchers have studied whether PRP may support the environment around viable follicles and improve hair density in certain forms of hair loss. It does not create new follicles or restore a completely bald area.
Clinical responsibility
PRP at DrHairs is provided within a physician-supervised standard of care. Before treatment, our clinical team reviews your hair-loss concerns, scalp condition, relevant health information and suitability.
We do not present PRP as a universal solution. If your presentation requires further medical investigation or another pathway appears more appropriate, we explain that before asking you to purchase a package.
Meet our clinical team →Add the treating clinician’s full name, designation, photograph and applicable registration number after the clinic confirms them.
Evidence, not promises
A 2025 meta-analysis found moderate evidence that PRP may improve hair density and reduce hair loss in selected patients.
The same review did not find a significant overall improvement in hair thickness.
Preparation, activation, composition, treatment schedules and outcome measurements vary between studies and clinics.
Your appointment
We review your thinning pattern, scalp, health information and goals.
A small sample is drawn, similar to a routine blood test.
The sample is processed to prepare the platelet-rich fraction.
PRP is administered to the selected treatment areas.
We explain washing, activity and scalp-care instructions.
We assess response over time rather than after one session.
Responsible candidacy
PRP may be considered when viable follicles remain and the pattern of thinning is suitable for a non-surgical approach.
We may recommend further assessment, postpone PRP or advise against it when:
Do not discontinue prescribed medication unless the prescribing healthcare professional specifically advises you to do so.
Realistic outcomes
PRP is assessed over months, not days. If you respond, changes in shedding or visible density may become easier to evaluate between three and six months.
We use consistent progress documentation where appropriate. If continued treatment is unlikely to provide reasonable value, the plan should be reconsidered.
Patient safety
Because PRP comes from your own blood, it may have a lower allergy risk than some external substances. However, autologous does not mean risk-free.
Pain, tenderness, redness, swelling, bruising, itching, headache, pinpoint bleeding or light-headedness.
Infection, worsening irritation, no meaningful response and the possible need for maintenance treatment.
Create new follicles, replace permanently destroyed follicles or guarantee increased density or thickness.
After your appointment
Your individual instructions take priority over general online advice. Depending on your treatment protocol, you may need to temporarily avoid:
Different treatments, different purposes
These options are not interchangeable. The appropriate pathway depends on your diagnosis, stage of loss, health information and goals.
Uses a preparation from your own blood. Usually involves multiple appointments and a variable response.
May be considered for selected patterns. Requires appropriate advice, consistent use and review of possible side effects.
Relocates suitable donor follicles into selected areas of established loss and requires adequate donor hair.
Individual situations
PRP may be considered for selected women, but hormonal changes, nutrition, medication, illness and other health factors may contribute. Where these are suspected, further evaluation may be more appropriate first.
Postpartum shedding does not automatically mean PRP is necessary. It may improve as the hair-growth cycle recovers. Persistent or concerning shedding should be assessed, particularly when breastfeeding or other health factors are relevant.
PRP may be discussed as an adjunct in selected cases. It does not replace surgical planning, graft handling, donor management or aftercare. Timing should be coordinated with the team managing your recovery.
A better consultation
A responsible clinic should explain why treatment is recommended, not simply sell the largest package.
Start with a free assessmentVisit DrHairs
7080 Warden Avenue, Unit B3, Markham, ON L3R 1S2
Near Steeles, Pacific Mall, Highway 404 and Highway 407. Free on-site parking.
Centerpoint Mall, 6464 Yonge Street, Unit 116, North York, ON M2M 3X4
At Yonge and Steeles, with mall parking and nearby TTC and YRT service.
Canadian regulatory context
Health Canada has explained that PRP prepared from a patient and administered back to the same patient in a single procedure falls within provincially or territorially regulated clinical practice when the applicable conditions are met.
Its communication also noted that Health Canada had not reviewed the safety, efficacy and quality of PRP for therapeutic uses at the time of publication. PRP should therefore not be marketed as guaranteed or universally effective.
Read Health Canada’s clarification →Common questions
Clear answers about cost, sessions, candidacy and realistic outcomes.
A three-session package ranges from $499 to $599. A six-session package ranges from $899 to $999. Your initial assessment is free, and your complete cost is confirmed before treatment begins.
No. These are package prices. The $499–$599 range covers three sessions, while $899–$999 covers six sessions.
The number depends on your pattern of thinning, scalp condition, goals and response. We do not automatically recommend the longest package.
No. PRP cannot create new follicles or restore areas where follicles have been permanently destroyed. It is considered mainly where viable follicles remain.
A 2025 review of 43 randomized trials found moderate evidence for improved hair density and reduced hair loss, but no significant overall improvement in hair thickness.
Downtime is generally limited, although temporary redness, tenderness, swelling, bruising or pinpoint bleeding may occur.
Selected women may be candidates, depending on the type and cause of thinning. Assessment should come before cosmetic treatment.
Not automatically. Postpartum shedding can improve naturally. Persistent or concerning shedding should be assessed before PRP is selected.
You may feel pinching, pressure or temporary tenderness during scalp injections. Individual sensitivity varies, and we explain what to expect before treatment.
PRP cannot guarantee that progressive hair loss will stop. Pattern thinning and other contributing factors may continue, so a longer-term management plan may be discussed.
PRP may be discussed as an adjunct in selected cases, but it does not replace surgical planning, graft handling, donor management or appropriate aftercare.
Treatment may be postponed or declined when an active scalp infection, relevant blood disorder, medication concern, unexplained loss or another clinical contraindication is present.
PRP for cosmetic hair restoration is generally not covered by OHIP. Confirm any private insurance eligibility directly with your insurer.
Yes. We provide PRP assessments and treatment planning through our Markham and North York clinics.
Your first step is free
We will explain the proposed treatment, package price, expected timeline, possible risks, alternatives and limitations before you decide.
Discuss your hair concerns and find the best treatment for you.