Platelet Rich Plasma in Androgenetic Alopecia: A Critical Analysis of Current Treatment Modalities

    Kashif Ali Samin, Laila Hassan, Saman Waseem, Syeda Komal Bukhari, Uroj Afzal, Shumaila Khan, Samina Mohsin
    This systematic review analyzed clinical research on platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for treating androgenetic alopecia and compared it with traditional finasteride treatment. The review included 5 studies on PRP and 5 on finasteride, involving a total of 3,538 patients. The studies were evaluated using the level 2 CEMB criteria, with only two PRP studies and one finasteride study scoring 9 out of 10. The results indicated that PRP is significantly more effective than finasteride, promoting higher hair growth in a shorter time with minimal to no side effects.
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