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<h3 data-start="366" data-end="408">Ideal Candidates for PRP Therapy</h3>
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Early hair thinning or shedding: <a title="PRP stimulates dormant hair follicle" href="https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">PRP stimulates dormant hair follicle</a>s, helping to slow hair loss and promote thicker growth over time. It’s particularly effective when started early, before follicles become inactive.
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Fine lines, uneven tone, and skin fatigue: Patients seeking to refresh their skin without fillers often choose PRP for its collagen-boosting and texture-smoothing benefits.
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Post-acne or mild scarring: The regenerative effect of PRP can help soften shallow scars and even out the tone when used in conjunction with treatments such as microneedling.
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Post-procedure healing: Many Portsmouth practitioners utilise PRP to expedite recovery after laser or resurfacing procedures, thereby helping to reduce redness and inflammation.
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<a title="Joint and tendon support" href="https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/prp-treatment/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Joint and tendon support</a>: Although less common in aesthetic clinics, PRP is also used medically for mild joint pain and sports-related injuries – the same technology, but with a different focus.
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<h3 data-start="1340" data-end="1378">When PRP May Not Be Suitable</h3>
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Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Elective PRP treatments are typically postponed as a precautionary measure for safety.
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Blood disorders or platelet deficiencies: Conditions that affect clotting or platelet function can reduce the effectiveness of PRP.
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Severe skin conditions or infections: Active inflammation or infection should always be treated before PRP.
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Unrealistic expectations: PRP delivers subtle, progressive improvement, not an overnight transformation.
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In Portsmouth, PRP therapy attracts patients who value subtlety, science, and long-term results. It’s not about looking different – it’s about looking rested, confident, and in tune with your body’s natural rhythm

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