REV-MED

  Can Two Hair Loss Treatments Work Better Together? Hair thinning and shedding can be a frustrating experience—especially when you're trying multiple treatments and seeing slow or minimal progress. Among the most popular and well-researched treatments for hair regrowth are Minoxidil (Rogaine®) and Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy. What happens when you combine them? While Minoxidil is a topical medication and PRP is a regenerative injectable treatment, recent studies suggest the two may work synergistically , delivering faster, stronger, and more sustained hair growth results. How Do PRP and Minoxidil Work? 🔹 Minoxidil : Stimulates blood flow to hair follicles Originally developed as a blood pressure medication, Minoxidil works by dilating blood vessels , improving circulation to hair follicles and extending the anagen (growth) phase of hair. ✔ Available as a 2% or 5% topical solution or foam ✔ Used daily for several months to see results ✔ FDA-approved for both me...

  Struggling with Thinning Hair? Hair thinning and loss can be a stressful experience for both men and women. Whether it’s due to genetics, hormonal changes, aging, or stress, watching your hair lose volume can feel discouraging. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy has emerged as a natural, regenerative treatment that helps restore hair density and thickness —without surgery or long-term medications. But one of the most common questions is: How many PRP sessions are needed for real results? In this post, we’ll explore the science behind PRP for hair restoration and how many treatments you may need to achieve a fuller, thicker head of hair. How PRP Works for Hair Regrowth PRP therapy involves drawing a small amount of your own blood, processing it in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets, and injecting the PRP into areas of the scalp affected by thinning. Platelets are rich in growth factors and cytokines , which: ✔ Stimulate hair follicle activity ✔ Prolong the growth phas...

  Hair Loss After Pregnancy—What’s Going On? Welcoming a new baby into the world brings joy—but for many new mothers, it also brings a frustrating and unexpected surprise: postpartum hair loss . Known medically as telogen effluvium , this temporary shedding often begins around 2–4 months after childbirth and can affect up to 50% of new moms. While it’s usually reversible, the sudden thinning can impact confidence and cause emotional distress. Thankfully, Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is emerging as a safe, natural solution to support hair regrowth—without drugs or surgery. What Causes Postpartum Hair Loss? During pregnancy, elevated estrogen levels keep hair in the growth phase (anagen) longer, resulting in thicker, fuller hair . After delivery, hormone levels drop, triggering a shift to the shedding phase (telogen) . As a result, many hairs that would’ve stayed on your scalp during pregnancy begin to fall out all at once. 🔹 Other Contributing Factors: Stress a...

  Healing After Birth—Naturally The postpartum period is a time of great change—and for many women, a time of physical pain and slow recovery . Childbirth can place immense strain on the pelvic floor, vaginal tissues, perineum , and abdominal muscles, often leaving new mothers with discomfort, pelvic instability , and muscle weakness . While rest, physiotherapy, and time are essential for healing, some women seek regenerative solutions that can accelerate tissue repair, reduce pain , and restore function faster. That’s where Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is gaining attention in postpartum care. What is PRP and Why Is It Relevant for Postpartum Recovery? PRP is a powerful regenerative therapy derived from your own blood. It contains a concentrated dose of platelets, growth factors, and cytokines that activate the body’s natural healing mechanisms. 🔬 In postpartum recovery, PRP may help: Repair damaged pelvic floor muscles and ligaments Alleviate perineal or vagi...

  Healing After Surgery—Naturally Surgery can be a critical step toward health, but recovery often comes with pain, swelling, and long-lasting scars . Whether it’s a joint replacement, aesthetic procedure, or soft tissue repair, healing time can vary significantly based on age, health status, and surgical complexity. But what if there were a way to speed up tissue repair , reduce post-operative pain , and minimize scarring —using your own body’s natural healing factors? That’s where Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy steps in. What is PRP and Why Use It After Surgery? PRP is a regenerative therapy created by processing a small sample of your own blood to concentrate platelets, growth factors, and cytokines . These biological messengers play a central role in tissue regeneration, inflammation control , and collagen production —all critical for surgical recovery. 🔬 Platelets are not just for clotting—they: Accelerate wound healing Promote new blood vessel formation (angiogenes...

  When Small Joints Cause Big Problems Arthritis isn’t just a problem for knees or hips—it often affects the small joints of the fingers and toes , leading to chronic pain, stiffness, swelling, and reduced mobility. Whether from osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or repetitive strain, inflammation in these tiny joints can seriously impact your daily activities, making even simple tasks like buttoning a shirt or tying your shoes a challenge. When painkillers and splints aren’t enough, and surgery feels too invasive, Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) offers a promising regenerative treatment option that’s both minimally invasive and backed by emerging science. Understanding Small Joint Arthritis 🔹 Common Causes : Osteoarthritis – Wear-and-tear over time Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) – Autoimmune inflammation Post-traumatic Arthritis – After injury or repetitive use Psoriatic Arthritis – Inflammatory arthritis often tied to psoriasis 🔹 Common Symptoms : ✔ Stiffness and re...

  When Jaw Pain Becomes a Daily Struggle Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders can be a chronic, painful, and often frustrating condition that affects the jaw, face, and even the neck and shoulders. From clicking or popping sounds when you chew to sharp pain or jaw stiffness, TMJ dysfunction can significantly affect your quality of life. While conventional treatments like pain relievers, mouth guards, and physical therapy may help, many patients continue to experience pain or limited movement . That’s where Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) —a regenerative injection therapy—comes in as a non-surgical, natural alternative for TMJ relief. Understanding TMJ Disorders The TMJ connects your jawbone to your skull and plays a critical role in speaking, chewing, and facial movement. Dysfunction in this joint is often caused by: 🔹 Joint degeneration (osteoarthritis or disc displacement) 🔹 Chronic stress and jaw clenching 🔹 Inflammation of the joint capsule 🔹 Injury or trauma 🔹 B...