Orlando Hair Restoration

Depending on the severity of the hair loss, patients may need maintenance treatment sessions for continued improvement of the circulation, health, and thickness of hair follicles and their revitalized growth. Hair loss and alopecia have their source in multiple individual hormonal, emotional, biochemistry, genetics and/or nutritional deficiency situations. Treatment results are usually very favorable; however, they cannot be guaranteed. Hair thickness and restoration will vary depending on individual parameters, the severity of their condition previous to starting the PRP regenerative treatments and their general health condition. 

Our Integrative Hair Regeneration Approach

At Health & Hope Institute, hair restoration is approached as a biologic, regenerative process, not a one-size-fits-all cosmetic treatment. We thoughtfully combine PRP injections, scalp micro-needling, and supportive adjunctive therapies to optimize follicle health, circulation, and long-term hair vitality.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections

PRP is derived from your own blood and contains concentrated growth factors that help awaken dormant hair follicles, improve scalp circulation, and support the hair growth cycle. PRP injections are strategically placed in thinning areas to directly stimulate follicle regeneration from within.

Scalp Micro-needling

Scalp micro-needling works by creating hundreds of tiny, controlled micro-channels (punctures) across the scalp to stimulate hair growth**. This process triggers the body’s natural wound-healing response, boosts collagen production, increases blood circulation, and allows topical hair growth serums and PRP to penetrate deeper.

How Micro-needling Affects Hair Growth?

•⁠ ⁠Enhanced Absorption: The micro-channels act as direct pathways for hair products, allowing active ingredients to reach the follicles more effectively.
•⁠ ⁠Stimulation of Growth Factors: The micro-puncture injuries encourage the production of natural growth factors that help revive dormant or weak follicles.
•⁠ ⁠Increased Circulation: Improved blood flow brings more nutrients and oxygen to the hair roots, improving cellular hair turnover and fostering a healthier environment for hair growth.
•⁠ ⁠Improved Density: Regular sessions every 4 weeks, can lead to thicker, denser hair by promoting hair follicle regeneration.

Key Considerations

•⁠ ⁠Safe Treatment & Minimal Damage : The needles are small enough to cause no pain or bleeding, typically used at depths of 0.5mm to 1.5mm.
•⁠ ⁠Limitations : While effective for thinning, it may not revive hair follicles that are completely dead. It promotes the production of collagen and growth factors that strengthen “existing hair”, and rejuvenate dormant follicles.
•⁠ ⁠Combination Approach : It is often paired with treatments like platelet-rich plasma (PRP), topical exosomes, natural supplements, or minoxidil for better results.
•⁠ ⁠Patience : Results usually begin to appear after a few sessions (around 8-10 weeks), and consistent, long-term care is required.
•⁠ ⁠Treatment frequency ‘ : Micro-needling is often recommended every 2 weeks, rather than daily to prevent irritation.

Micro-needling may be performed:
•⁠ ⁠In combination with PRP injection sessions
•⁠ ⁠As a standalone supportive treatment between injections

It is recommended to have the micro-needling procedure done or guided by a professional to ensure proper hygiene, enhanced efficacy, and to avoid damage to the scalp.

Adjunctive Regenerative Therapies (Optional)

1. Low-Level Laser Therapy (iRestore)

iRestore uses gentle red-light laser therapy to stimulate follicular energy production, improve blood flow, and help follicles remain in the active growth (anagen) phase. When used consistently at home (typically 3–4 times per week), it helps extend and support the regenerative effects of PRP injections and micro-needling.

2. Exosome Therapy

Exosomes are biologic signaling messengers that support cellular communication and tissue regeneration. When appropriate, exosomes may be used as an adjunct to PRP and micro-needling to further enhance follicle signaling and scalp rejuvenation. Exosome therapy is considered supportive and is not FDA-approved as a drug for hair loss.

3. Ozone Injection Therapy

Medical ozone therapy involves the precise use of an oxygen–ozone mixture administered locally to the scalp. Ozone may help improve oxygen delivery, enhance microcirculation, reduce inflammation, and support a healthier scalp environment for hair follicles. When used as an adjunct to PRP injections and micro-needling, ozone therapy may help optimize tissue metabolism, reduce oxidative stress, and support follicular resilience.
Ozone injections are not a standalone cure for hair loss, but may be recommended in select cases where scalp inflammation, poor circulation, or tissue hypoxia are contributing factors. This therapy is considered supportive and integrative, and is selected on an individual basis.

•⁠ ⁠Treatment Frequency & Timeline: Most patients benefit from a structured regenerative phase consisting of treatments every 4 weeks for 4–6 months, followed by a personalized maintenance plan for approximately 3 to 6 months. Consistent stimulation during this window helps guide hair follicles back into active growth, and supports stronger, thicker regrowth.

A Personalized, Whole-Person Approach
Hair loss is influenced by genetics, hormones, stress, inflammation, circulation, nutrition, and overall health. At Health & Hope Institute, your treatment plan may also include lifestyle, nutritional, and wellness guidance to support results from the inside out.

Results vary, and no treatment can guarantee hair regrowth. Our goal at Health & Hope Institute, is to provide the most supportive biologic environment for your hair to regenerate naturally and sustainably.