
Consultation & scalp assessment
We confirm you're a candidate and map the thinning areas.
Blood draw
A small sample, taken from your arm.
Centrifuge processing
Spun 8–12 minutes to concentrate platelets into PRP.
Scalp numbing
Topical numbing applied for comfort across the treatment area.
Targeted injections
PRP placed precisely into thinning zones at the follicle level.
ProNox™ available
Patient-controlled comfort option for anyone who wants it.
Back to your day
Little to no downtime; most patients return to normal activity the same day.
PRP concentrates the growth factors in your own blood and delivers them to weakened follicles. Those growth factors improve follicle blood supply and extend the hair’s active growth phase, so existing hair grows thicker and dormant follicles can re-engage.
We numb the scalp first, and ProNox™ is available for added comfort. Most patients find it very tolerable, with only mild tenderness afterward.
PRP works as a series, with maintenance over time. Your provider will map out a plan at your consultation based on the degree and pattern of thinning.
Many patients notice less shedding early, with visible thickening and regrowth building over three to six months as the growth cycle responds.
Yes. PRP is made entirely from your own blood and targets the follicle rather than pigment, so it’s safe across Fitzpatrick I–VI and all hair types.
PRP needs living follicles to revive, so fully bald areas respond poorly. It’s most effective for early-to-moderate thinning. We’ll give you an honest assessment at your consultation.
At Aviva Medical Spa in Miami’s Design District, PRP hair restoration is performed by providers who treat thinning hair as a whole picture genetics, hormones, stress, and scalp health not a single quick fix. We use your own platelet-rich plasma to reactivate weakened follicles, and we’ll tell you honestly whether PRP alone is enough or whether it belongs alongside the rest of your hair-health plan. Science over sales, every time.
Your Glow Starts Here


Your Glow Starts Here