Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine
PRP Treatment for Women’s Hair Loss in Michigan from Board-Certified Doctors
PRP uses platelets from your own blood to support the natural growth cycle of hair follicles. Our physicians first help find the cause of your hair loss, then decide whether PRP fits.
★ 4.7 Google rating · Board-certified physicians · Rochester Hills & Grand Rapids
How does PRP help women with hair loss in Michigan?
PRP therapy uses platelets and plasma from your own blood to stimulate the natural growth cycle of hair follicles. Our doctors first help identify the cause of your hair loss, such as menopause, pregnancy, birth control changes, or PCOS, then decide whether PRP is a good fit.
Women’s Hair Loss Care in Michigan
If you are a woman in Michigan dealing with hair loss, finding an effective option can be hard. Hair loss in women is more common than many people realize. At our Rochester Hills office, we understand how frustrating it can be, and we offer platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy as one option. For a look at what shapes pricing, see the average cost of PRP hair treatment.
What causes women’s hair loss?
Hormonal changes are the most common cause by far. They can come from menopause, pregnancy and the postpartum period, starting or stopping birth control, or polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Other common causes include genetic hair loss, stress, and reactions to certain medications. Our physicians help you identify the cause and decide whether PRP is a good option.
How PRP Helps Women With Hair Loss
PRP is well known for joint and tendon care, and it is also often used for hair loss. Treatment starts with a simple blood draw. Your blood is spun in a centrifuge, which separates and concentrates the plasma and platelets. The concentrate is then placed into the scalp to stimulate the natural growth cycle of hair follicles.
After treatment, many patients notice less shedding and thicker hair gradually over several months. Results vary from person to person. Learn more about PRP hair restoration and hair thinning treatments for women.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
PRP can be used for several types of hair loss, but it tends to work best for early-stage thinning. You need active hair follicles in the thinning areas for treatment to work as well as possible. If your hair loss is from severe scarring alopecia or damaged follicles, PRP may not be right for you.
Our team can help you understand whether PRP is a good option. Call (248) 216-1008 to set up a consultation.
Conditions
Causes of Women’s Hair Loss We Evaluate
Hair loss in women has many causes, so we start by finding yours.
Menopause
Hormone changes that can thin hair over time.
Pregnancy and postpartum
Shedding that often follows childbirth.
Birth control changes
Starting or stopping birth control can trigger shedding.
PCOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome can affect hair growth.
Genetic hair loss
Gradual thinning that runs in families.
Stress and medications
Shedding after stress or as a medication side effect.
Patient reviews
What Our Patients Say
In Their Words
He listens to the issues I have and works out a plan with me. He takes the time to explain what is going on and helps me understand.
Rosanna K. Sterling Heights, MI · PRP patient
He discussed options with me, on what he thought was the right course of action. He, along with his staff that assisted him during the procedure, were very caring about my comfort levels.
Dawn Novi, MI · PRP patient
I live in Ontario and drove across the border to get this treatment done and I did the right thing. Dr. Nabity and his staff took an exceptional care of me.
Anwar London, Ontario · PRP patient
Excerpts from our patient testimonials.
Individual results vary. Reviews reflect each patient’s own experience.
Your visit
Your Path to Treatment
Most visits follow four simple steps. Our team guides you through each one and answers questions along the way.
1. Consultation
Meet your physician, talk through your symptoms, and review your history and goals.
2. Diagnosis & Imaging
Ultrasound or other imaging helps identify the source of your pain.
3. Treatment
If PRP fits, your physician concentrates platelets from a small blood sample and places them in the thinning areas of your scalp.
4. Follow-Up
Check-ins track your progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Insurance & cost
Insurance, Self-Pay, and Clear Pricing
We accept many major insurance plans for consultations, testing, and many spine and joint procedures. Regenerative treatments such as PRP and stem cell therapy are usually self-pay, so you get a clear estimate before you decide.
Usually billed to insurance
- Consultations and office visits
- EMG and nerve testing
- Epidural, facet, and SI joint injections
- Nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and nerve stimulators
Usually self-pay
- PRP and stem cell therapy (BMAC)
- Prolotherapy
- PRP hair restoration
- Stem cell banking
Self-pay options include prompt-pay discounts, payment plans, and HSA or FSA funds for eligible expenses.
Plans we accept
- PPO Trust
UMR coming soon. Blue Care Network plans require a referral. Coverage varies by plan and service, so call Rochester Hills (248) 216-1008 or Grand Rapids (616) 288-1109 and we will check your benefits.
Why patients choose MCRM
- Board-certified physicians Every procedure is performed by a board-certified physician, not a technician.
- Image-guided precision Ultrasound or fluoroscopic (x-ray) guidance places treatment exactly where it is needed.
- Your own cells, prepared on site Platelets and bone marrow cells are processed in our in-house lab during your visit.
- Results we track We have reported patient outcomes to the DataBiologics registry since 2019.
- Clear, upfront pricing Itemized estimates before treatment, prompt-pay discounts, and payment plans.
- Physicians who teach physicians Our doctors teach orthobiologic courses and helped write national back pain guidelines.
Our physicians
Meet Your Care Team
Thomas Nabity, MD
Board-certified physician
John Santa Ana, DO
Board-certified physician
Robert Farhat, DO
Board-certified physician
Kevin M. Nemeth, MD
Board-certified physician
John Steele, MD
Board-certified physician
Christopher Hannasch, DO
Board-certified physician
Credentials & memberships
Training You Can Look Up
Board certification shows a physician completed specialty training and passed independent exams. Our physicians go further, with added certifications and memberships in orthobiologics, musculoskeletal ultrasound and electrodiagnostic medicine. Each program is run by an independent organization, so you can see exactly what it requires.
PM&R Board Certification
Board certification in physical medicine and rehabilitation, the specialty focused on restoring function.
Pain Medicine Board Certification
Board certification in pain medicine, covering evaluation and treatment of complex pain conditions.
IOF Certification Courses
Advanced knee, hip and spine certification courses in image-guided orthobiologic procedures.
IOF Instructors & Training Hub
Our physicians teach other doctors as IOF instructors, and our Rochester Hills clinic hosts training.
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Certified in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound, the imaging used to guide our treatments.
Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Board certification in electrodiagnostic medicine, the specialty behind EMG and nerve testing.
American Academy of PM&R
The national society for physiatrists, physicians focused on restoring movement.
Interventional Pain (ASIPP)
A society that sets education and practice standards for interventional pain medicine.
Orthopaedic Medicine (AAOM)
A physician group focused on non-surgical musculoskeletal care, including prolotherapy.
DataBiologics Registry
We report patient outcomes to a national orthobiologics registry to track results over time.
Patient stories
Hear From Our Patients
Patients describe their own experiences with care at the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine. Individual results vary.
Patient Testimonial
Patient Testimonial
FAQ
Women’s Hair Loss Questions
Answers to common questions from our patients. Your physician can address your specific situation during a consultation.
What causes hair loss in women?
Hormonal changes are the most common cause, from menopause, pregnancy, birth control changes, or PCOS. Genetics, stress, and some medications can also cause hair loss.
How does PRP work for hair loss?
Platelets are concentrated from a small blood sample and placed into the scalp to stimulate the natural growth cycle of hair follicles.
When will I see results?
Many patients notice less shedding and thicker hair gradually over several months. Results vary.
Who is a good candidate for PRP hair treatment?
Women with early-stage thinning and active hair follicles in the thinning areas tend to do best.
Who may not be a good candidate?
Hair loss from severe scarring alopecia or permanently damaged follicles may not respond to PRP.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your hair loss and response. Your physician will recommend a schedule and follow-up.
Does insurance cover PRP for hair loss?
PRP hair treatment is usually self-pay. See the average cost of PRP hair treatment.
Is PRP for hair loss offered in Grand Rapids?
PRP hair restoration is available at both our Rochester Hills and Grand Rapids offices.
Where is your clinic?
Our Rochester Hills office is at 355 Barclay Circle, Suite A, Rochester Hills, MI 48307. Call (248) 216-1008 for directions.
How do I schedule a consultation?
Call (248) 216-1008 or use the short form on this page to request your free consultation.
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Free webinar replay
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Watch the replay of our physicians’ webinar on PRP hair restoration.
Our physicians host free webinars with live Q&A. Watch any past webinar on demand, or call us to ask about the next date.
Our locations
Visit Our Michigan Clinics
Rochester Hills Clinic
355 Barclay Cir, Suite A
Rochester Hills, MI 48307
Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 pm
Grand Rapids Clinic
1000 E. Paris Ave SE, Suite 221
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 pm
Areas we serve
PRP Hair Restoration Near You
Patients visit our Rochester Hills and Grand Rapids clinics from across Michigan.
