Hair fall is one of the most common concerns for which patients visit a dermatologist. For some, it begins as excessive hair on the pillow or in the shower. For others, the first sign is a widening part, thinning crown or gradually receding hairline. With increasing awareness about hair-restoration treatments, PRP hair treatment has become one of the most frequently discussed non-surgical procedures for hair loss. But does PRP actually regrow hair? Who is likely to benefit? How many sessions are required? And, perhaps most importantly, is PRP appropriate for every type of hair loss? The answer begins with understanding