Personalized non-surgical hair-restoration plans at Alladerm, tailored to your goals and the factors contributing to hair thinning.
Hair thinning can have different causes and patterns. The right approach depends on your health history, existing hair, goals, and what may be contributing to the change.
At Alladerm, we provide personalized non-surgical hair-restoration plans that may include PRP, prescription therapies when clinically appropriate, nutritional support, low-level laser therapy, and selected regenerative treatments — building a plan around what's actually driving your thinning rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Your provider will discuss suitable options and help you set realistic expectations for a personalized treatment plan.
Personalized non-surgical plans to support existing hair and address ongoing thinning when clinically appropriate.
Your plan is based on your health history, goals, and the factors contributing to your hair thinning.
PRP uses platelets and growth factors concentrated from your own blood and may help support existing hair follicles in appropriate candidates.
Treatment recommendations are individualized and may include PRP, prescriptions when appropriate, nutritional support, regenerative therapies, and laser therapy.
Your provider will explain which options may be appropriate and when a treatment is unlikely to help.
Most plans combine more than one of these, because they work in different ways. Here's a general overview — your provider will tailor the right mix for you at your consultation.
| Option | What it is | Often part of a plan for |
|---|---|---|
| PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) | Growth factors concentrated from your own blood, delivered to the scalp as a series | May help support existing hair follicles in appropriate candidates. |
| Finasteride (oral or topical) | A prescription that helps block DHT, the hormone linked to hereditary thinning — taken daily or applied topically when appropriate | Commonly prescribed to help slow hereditary hair loss in appropriate patients. |
| Oral Minoxidil (low-dose) | A low-dose prescription medication that may be prescribed off-label for hair loss in appropriate patients. | People who prefer a tablet when clinically appropriate. |
| Topical Minoxidil | A topical applied to the scalp | Commonly incorporated into many comprehensive hair restoration plans. |
| Spironolactone | An oral prescription often used for hormonally driven thinning in women | Female-pattern thinning, when appropriate |
| Nutrafol | Physician-formulated, drug-free supplements taken daily | Physician-formulated dietary supplement that may be incorporated into a comprehensive hair restoration plan. |
| Exosomes | A regenerative treatment that may be incorporated into a physician-directed hair restoration plan. Research regarding its role in hair restoration is ongoing. | May be considered for selected patients as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. |
| Acorn YOU™ (Autologous Secretome) | A personalized regenerative serum made from your own stem cells. About 75 hair follicles are harvested at our office, sent to Acorn's lab, and cultured into a serum that is returned approximately 3 months later for a series of in-office treatments. Unlike donor exosomes, the product is derived entirely from your own cells. | Selected patients interested in an autologous regenerative approach. The full program includes the harvest and 3 treatment sessions over approximately one year. Candidacy is discussed at consultation. |
| Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) | An at-home laser cap or device used on a regular schedule | Often incorporated into comprehensive hair restoration plans. |
Hair restoration typically requires a long-term treatment plan. Not every treatment is appropriate for every patient, and results vary depending on the cause of hair thinning, individual response, and treatment consistency. Your provider will recommend the options most appropriate for your individual needs. Some therapies described on this page may be used off-label or are supported by emerging clinical evidence, including autologous secretome treatments, which are a relatively new technology and the subject of ongoing research. Your provider will discuss the potential risks, benefits, and alternatives during your consultation.
We review your health history, hair-thinning pattern, goals, and preferences.
Your provider discusses non-surgical options that may be appropriate for your needs.
We help monitor your progress and adjust your plan as appropriate over time.
These general guidelines apply mainly to in-office PRP sessions. Your provider will give you instructions tailored to your plan.
In-office treatments are priced per session — a series is typically recommended for best results. Acorn autologous secretome is priced as a complete program (follicle harvest + 3 treatments over ~1 year). Prescription therapies and supplements are confirmed at consultation.
Per-session prices are starting estimates. The Acorn program is listed as a complete package price. Treatment plans are individualized; final pricing depends on your specific plan and is reviewed at consultation. Some therapies may require a prescription.
Your treatment is performed by our experienced clinical team.
Haleh, NP — Injectables, Laser & Skin Rejuvenation
Angela, RN — Injectables, Laser & Skin Rejuvenation
Frida, RN — Injectables, Laser & Skin Rejuvenation
Dr. Fallah, DO — Physician Injector — Injectables & Aesthetics
Alladerm offers personalized non-surgical hair-restoration plans that may include PRP, prescription therapies when clinically appropriate, nutritional support, low-level laser therapy, and selected regenerative treatments. Your provider will discuss which options may suit your needs.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, our medical team can prescribe options such as finasteride (oral or topical), low-dose oral minoxidil, or spironolactone. These aren't right for everyone — suitability depends on your health history and what's driving your thinning, which we'll review at your consultation.
Exosomes are a regenerative treatment applied to the scalp that may be considered for selected patients as part of a physician-directed plan; research on their role in hair restoration is ongoing. We also offer an autologous secretome program (Acorn), in which a small number of your own hair follicles are harvested at our office, sent to a lab, and used to produce a personalized serum returned for a series of in-office treatments. Low-level laser therapy uses an at-home laser cap on a regular schedule and is often incorporated into comprehensive plans. Your provider will discuss whether any of these are appropriate for you.
Most people tolerate it well. We can use numbing for comfort, and the scalp injections take only a few minutes. You may feel brief pressure or tingling during the session.
PRP is typically done as a series — often a few sessions spaced several weeks apart — followed by periodic maintenance. Because everyone's hair is different, your provider will recommend a plan for you.
Hair grows slowly, so patience matters. Many people begin to notice changes over a few months of consistent treatment, with continued improvement after that. We'll track your progress along the way.
No honest provider can guarantee results. How well you respond depends on what's driving your thinning and how early you start. We'll give you a realistic assessment and won't recommend a treatment that isn't likely to help you.
Starting prices for in-office treatments are listed in the pricing section of this page. Because every plan is personalized and may combine different options, the total depends on what's recommended at your consultation. We'll review your plan and pricing with you before treatment.