Best PRP Hair Treatment in Pune: Everything You Need to Know Before Getting Started
October 5, 2026
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Written by: Dr. Kiran Chotaliya Editorial Team · Reviewed by: Dr. Kiran Chotaliya, M.D. Dermatologist & Chief Hair transplant Surgeon · Hairfree & Hairgrow Clinics, India · Updated OCT 2026
This case study should be published only with the patient’s appropriate consent. Hair transplant outcomes vary depending on factors such as the hair-loss pattern, donor quality, graft characteristics, existing hair density, scalp condition, healing response, medical history, post-treatment care, and individual growth cycles. The 15-month result represents a mature stage of hair transplant growth, although individual outcomes may vary.
Patient Consent Notice
This case study should be published only with the patient’s appropriate consent.
Hair transplant outcomes vary from patient to patient depending on factors such as hair-loss pattern, donor quality, graft characteristics, healing response, scalp condition, post-treatment care, medical maintenance, and individual growth cycles.
The 9-month result represents an advanced but still potentially evolving stage rather than necessarily the final outcome.
A 43-year-old female patient presented with a history of hair thinning for approximately 10 years. Her primary concerns included a high forehead and Grade 1–2 thinning, particularly affecting the hairline and frontal scalp.
The patient profile also records a history of thyroid disease. The supplied case information does not establish whether the thyroid condition was the cause of her hair thinning, so this should not be presented as a confirmed cause.
Patient Details
Important case-record note: The uploaded slides contain a technique discrepancy. The hair transplant plan and case overview list BIG FUE, while the treatment slide lists BIO FUE. Please confirm the final technique before publishing the case study on the website.
Before transplantation, the patient’s scalp, hairline, and donor area were assessed to plan an appropriate restoration strategy.
The assessment focused on:
Because this was a female hairline restoration case, careful planning was required to achieve a soft and natural-looking frontal transition rather than an overly straight or artificial hairline.
Grade of Hair Loss
Grade 1–2 thinning with a high forehead
Areas Treated
Hairline and frontal scalp
Initial Technique
BIG FUE, according to the hair transplant planning slide
Initial Grafts Required
1,500 grafts
Grafts Actually Transplanted
1,602 grafts
Graft Hair Quality
Good
Planned Session
1-day session
Post-Treatment Support
Hair vitamins + Minoxidil + PRP, as advised.
The treatment plan was designed to improve frontal coverage while maintaining a natural-looking feminine hairline and preserving surrounding native hair
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No. of Grafts
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Details
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530
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For natural hairline
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2480
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Mid scalp coverage
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3010
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According to the treatment record, 1,602 grafts were transplanted, and the graft hair quality was documented as good.
The procedure focused on:
Technique Verification Before Publication
The source slides list both BIG FUE and BIO FUE. Since the final surgical technique cannot be confirmed from the supplied material alone, this detail should be verified in the patient’s clinical record before the website case study is published.
Following the procedure, the patient was advised to follow the clinic’s post-operative care instructions:
Long-term care remains important because hair transplantation restores selected areas but does not necessarily prevent future thinning of existing native hair.
The patient’s maintenance plan included:
Because a thyroid history was documented, ongoing medical conditions and medications should continue to be managed with the appropriate treating physician.
During the first two weeks, the transplanted grafts begin settling while the donor and recipient areas gradually recover.
Possible early changes may include:
The primary goal during this period is to protect the newly implanted grafts.
Some transplanted hair shafts may temporarily shed during the first few months as part of the normal post-transplant growth cycle.
During this phase:
Temporary shedding does not automatically indicate transplant failure.
From approximately the fourth month onward, new transplanted hairs may gradually start emerging.
Possible changes include:
Newly emerging hairs may initially appear thin or uneven.
Between months seven and nine, transplanted hairs generally continue becoming longer, thicker, and more noticeable.
Possible developments include:
During months ten to twelve, the transplanted hair generally enters a more mature stage.
Assessment may focus on:
The cosmetic result is usually easier to evaluate during this stage than during the earlier growth phases.
At 15 months, the patient’s hair transplant has reached a mature stage of the growth journey.
The clinical assessment at this stage may focus on:
The uploaded material does not provide objective density measurements or standardized 15-month comparison data, so specific percentage improvement should not be claimed.
The patient has completed a 15-month follow-up journey after transplantation of 1,602 grafts for a high forehead and Grade 1–2 frontal thinning.
At this stage, the transplanted hairs would generally be assessed for their mature characteristics, including density, thickness, direction, texture, and integration with existing hair.
Because individual hair-growth cycles differ, minor changes in calibre or texture can still occur, but 15 months represents a suitable stage for evaluating the overall cosmetic outcome.
At 15 months, the main transplant growth cycle has largely matured. The focus therefore shifts from active transplant growth to long-term preservation of the result and monitoring of native hair.
Future care may include:
A total of 1,602 grafts were transplanted, while the initial plan estimated 1,500 grafts.
The transplant focused primarily on the hairline and frontal scalp.
The case documents a high forehead with Grade 1–2 frontal thinning.
Dr. Kiran Chotaliya is a leading hair transplant surgeon in Pune, specializing in advanced techniques like FUE and FUT for natural, lasting results. His expertise and patient-centered care ensure successful hair restoration with exceptional outcomes.
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