Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine
PRP Treatment for Hair Restoration Near Troy, MI Non-surgical treatment for thinning hair
Noticing changes in your hair can raise a lot of questions about what’s causing them — and what you can do about them.
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What is PRP hair restoration?
PRP hair restoration is a non-surgical treatment for thinning hair in men and women. A small amount of your own blood is processed to concentrate the platelets, which are then placed into the scalp to support existing and dormant hair follicles. Every candidate is evaluated first, and results vary.
Contact Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine at (248) 216-1008

If you’re looking for a non-surgical way to address thinning hair, PRP treatment for hair restoration near Troy, MI may be worth exploring. For a look at what shapes pricing, see our PRP treatment cost guide.
We offer personalized PRP treatment for hair restoration near Troy, MI for both men and women. Treatment begins with an evaluation of your hair loss, health history, scalp health, and goals to determine whether PRP treatment for hair restoration in Michigan is an appropriate option.
- Uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood
- Requires no surgical incisions or hair transplantation
- Treatment is personalized to your pattern of hair thinning
- Can be considered for both men and women
- May also complement a previous hair transplant
How Much Does PRP Treatment For Hair Restoration Near Troy, MI Cost?
The cost of PRP treatment for hair restoration near Troy, MI can vary because treatment plans are personalized. Factors that can affect your total cost include:
- The number of initial treatments recommended
- The extent and pattern of your hair thinning
- Whether maintenance or booster treatments are needed
- Your individualized hair restoration plan
Come to us for a consultation where we can discuss your recommended treatment plan and anticipated costs before deciding whether to move forward with PRP treatment for hair restoration.
Did You Know? PRP Hair Restoration Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All

- PRP can be used for both men and women experiencing certain types of hair thinning.
- PRP treatment for hair restoration is prepared from a sample of your own blood rather than donor material.
- Treatment doesn’t involve removing or transplanting hair follicles.
- A typical treatment plan may involve several sessions rather than a single appointment.
- PRP treatment for hair restoration may also be considered following a hair transplant as part of an overall hair restoration plan.
- Earlier evaluation can be important because PRP treatment for hair restoration supports existing hair follicles and can’t replace follicles that are no longer present.
A consultation for PRP treatment for hair restoration can help determine whether your type and stage of hair loss may be appropriate for treatment.
Is Earlier Better When Considering PRP?
PRP treatment for hair restoration is designed to support existing hair follicles rather than create brand-new ones. That’s an important distinction when deciding when to seek PRP treatment for hair restoration.
PRP treatment for hair restoration may be worth discussing when you first begin noticing changes such as:
- A widening part
- Increased visibility of the scalp
- Gradual thinning around the crown
- A receding or thinning hairline
- Reduced overall hair density
Waiting until an area has experienced extensive hair loss may limit the options available. An evaluation can help determine the condition of your existing follicles and whether PRP treatment for hair restoration makes sense.
PRP vs. a Hair Transplant: What’s the Difference?
Hair transplantation and PRP treatment for hair restoration are very different approaches to hair restoration.
A hair transplant surgically relocates follicles from one area of the scalp to another. PRP treatment for hair restoration does not transplant follicles or require incisions. Instead, platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood is injected into targeted areas of the scalp.
You may also consider PRP treatment for hair restoration following a hair transplant as part of an overall hair restoration plan.

Conditions
Hair Loss Concerns We Evaluate
Men and women most often ask about pattern hair loss, thinning at the crown or part, and hair loss after life changes.
Gradual thinning at the hairline, crown, or part.
Widening part or overall thinning.
More shedding or a receding hairline.
PRP to complement earlier transplant surgery.
Patient reviews
What Our Patients Say
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 blood is drawn, processed in our lab, and placed into the scalp in a short visit.
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
PRP Hair Restoration Questions
Answers to common questions about PRP hair restoration. Your physician can address your specific situation during a consultation.
Does PRP work for women?
Yes, PRP is used for thinning hair in both men and women. Your provider will look at the cause of your hair loss first.
Is PRP hair restoration painful?
A topical anesthetic is used, and most patients tolerate it well.
How long does a treatment take?
Typically 10 to 15 minutes after the blood draw.
How many treatments are needed?
Usually a series, often three to five, based on your needs.
When will I see results?
Many patients notice changes in density and thickness over the first few months. Results vary.
Can PRP help after a hair transplant?
Some patients use PRP to complement earlier transplant surgery.
Is there downtime?
There are no incisions and little to no downtime.
Who is not a good candidate?
PRP is less likely to help areas that have been bald for a long time. Some medical conditions may also affect results.
Is PRP hair restoration covered by insurance?
It is usually self-pay. See the average cost of PRP hair treatment.
How do I schedule a consultation?
Call (248) 216-1008 for Rochester Hills or (616) 288-1109 for Grand Rapids, or use the short form on this page.

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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
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