Hair Restoration
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Personalized Treatments for Hair Restoration
Hair thinning and scalp changes can happen for a lot of reasons: genetics, hormones, stress, postpartum shifts, nutrition, medications, inflammatory scalp conditions, or a combination. At ProMD Health Bel Air, our goal is to help you understand why you’re shedding or thinning, then match you with a plan that supports healthier hair and a healthier scalp over time. ProMD Health
Common concerns we can address
- Gradual thinning at the hairline or crown (common with androgenetic hair loss)
- Widening part / overall density loss
- Excess shedding (often stress, postpartum, or seasonal)
- Dry, itchy, flaky, or congested scalp that can affect hair quality
PDGF Hair Restoration
What it is
PDGF stands for platelet-derived growth factor, a signaling protein involved in tissue repair and regeneration. Research suggests PDGF signaling plays an important role in maintaining and supporting hair-follicle dermal stem cell function, which is part of the environment that supports healthy hair cycling.
In a clinical setting, “PDGF hair restoration” typically refers to a growth-factor–based scalp rejuvenation approach, often delivered using targeted scalp application methods (frequently paired with microneedling) to support scalp quality and follicle support.
Why patients consider it
- Wants a non-surgical option to support early thinning
- Looking to improve scalp health and hair quality (often alongside other treatments)
- Prefers a regenerative-style approach that fits into a longer-term plan
Who it may be a fit for
- Early-to-moderate thinning, diffuse density concerns
- Patients who want to pair growth-factor support with a medical-grade scalp routine and/or in-office scalp therapies
What to expect
- Your visit focuses on goals, scalp assessment, and a treatment cadence.
- Results are typically gradual and depend on the underlying cause of hair loss and consistency with the plan.
PRP Hair Restoration (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
What it is
PRP uses your own blood, processed to concentrate platelets, then reintroduced into targeted areas of the scalp. The American Academy of Dermatology describes PRP for hair loss as drawing blood, separating components, and injecting plasma into the area of hair loss; it’s commonly done in a short visit and generally doesn’t require downtime.
PRP is thought to support hair growth through platelet-derived signaling factors.
Important nuance (helps patients decide)
- PRP for hair growth is not FDA-approved, and PRP devices have not been cleared by the FDA specifically for alopecia.
- The evidence base is promising but variable because protocols differ. Recent systematic reviews/meta-analyses summarize dozens of randomized trials and discuss both benefits and the lack of universal standardization.
Who it’s often best for
- Pattern thinning (androgenetic alopecia) in men or women
- Diffuse thinning when scalp inflammation or stressors are addressed
- People who want a minimally invasive option with a maintenance strategy
Typical treatment cadence (what many patients see recommended)
- Many patients do a short “series” (often monthly visits for a few months), then maintenance spaced out through the year.
What to expect
- Quick scalp injections; mild soreness/tenderness can happen.
Most improvement, if you respond well, is gradual and tends to show over months—not days.
HydraFacial Keravive Scalp Treatment
What it is
Keravive is a HydraFacial scalp service designed to cleanse and refresh the scalp while supporting a healthier scalp environment. HydraFacial describes it as a multi-step process that cleanses/exfoliates, nourishes, and supports scalp health and hair appearance.
Why patients love it
- Scalp feels congested, oily, flaky, or “itchy”
- Wants a non-invasive scalp reset that pairs well with hair-restoration plans
- Interested in improving how the scalp looks and feels (which matters for hair quality)
Who it’s best for
- Product buildup, dry/scaly scalp, excess oil, or general “scalp neglect”
- Anyone doing PRP/PDGF who wants to optimize scalp conditions between visits
How to choose the right option
If you’re not sure what’s “right,” here’s a simple way to think about it:
- Scalp feels unhealthy (itch/flakes/buildup/oil) → start with Keravive, then reassess density goals.
- You’re seeing true thinning/density change → consider PRP, PDGF, or a combined plan.
- Best results typically come from stacking basics: consistent scalp care + realistic treatment cadence + addressing root causes (stress, hormones, nutrition, inflammation).
FAQ
If you’re mostly dealing with scalp issues (buildup, flakes, oil), Keravive is often a strong starting point. If you’re noticing density loss or a widening part, PRP and/or PDGF-based options may be a better match after a consultation and scalp assessment.
PRP for hair growth is not FDA-approved, and PRP devices have not been cleared by the FDA specifically for alopecia.
Many patients start with a short series (often monthly visits for a few months), then move to maintenance every few months depending on goals and response.
Often yes, but the “best combo” depends on your diagnosis (genetic thinning vs shedding vs inflammation). A consultation helps align your in-office plan with home care, supplements, and any medical therapies you may already be using.
Hair Restoration in Bel Air, MD
At ProMD Health Bel Air, your comfort and confidence are at the heart of every visit. Located at 2023 Emmorton Rd, Suite A, our clinic offers a tranquil, elegantly appointed setting supported by a warm and professional team. Just minutes from the Bel Air Courthouse Historic District and the landmark Bel Air Armory, our location blends small-town charm with upscale surroundings. Serving clients from Bel Air, Fallston, Forest Hill, and beyond, we provide a refined, welcoming experience rooted in trust, discretion, and natural-looking results.
