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 September 2026
Hair loss at a young age can gradually change the hairline, reduce frontal density, and make the scalp more visible. When baldness reaches Grade 3–4, careful hairline design and proper graft distribution become important for achieving a natural-looking improvement.
This case study follows the 7-month hair transplant journey of a 27-year-old patient who had been experiencing progressive hair loss for approximately 5 years. After clinical evaluation, his hair loss was classified as Grade 3–4 baldness.
A personalized I-FUE hair transplant was planned using 2,752 grafts in a single-day session. After the procedure, the patient was advised to continue PRP, Minoxidil, and hair vitamins as part of his maintenance plan.
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This case study should be published only after confirming the patient’s informed consent for the use of his photographs and treatment details.
Individual hair transplant results vary depending on the degree of baldness, donor hair quality, hair characteristics, scalp condition, healing response, progression of existing hair loss, and adherence to post-operative care. Results from one patient should not be considered a guarantee of the same outcome for every individual.
The patient was a 27-year-old male who had been experiencing gradual hair loss for around 5 years.
His hair loss had progressed to Grade 3–4 baldness, mainly affecting the frontal hairline and upper scalp.
Patient Profile
The patient wanted to improve his hairline, increase visible density, and achieve a result that looked natural for his age.
Before surgery, a detailed assessment was carried out to understand the patient’s baldness pattern, donor availability, and graft requirement.
The evaluation included:
Clinical Findings
A customized hairline was designed to suit the patient’s facial proportions and existing hair pattern.
Based on the clinical evaluation, a personalized hair restoration plan was prepared.
Surgical Technique
I-FUE Hair Transplant
Treatment Strategy
Planned Procedure
The patient underwent an I-FUE hair transplant according to the customized treatment plan.
Procedure Highlights
Technique:
I-FUE
Total Grafts:
2,752
Session:
Single-day session
Post-Treatment Support:
PRP + Minoxidil + Hair Vitamins
The grafts were distributed according to the planned hairline and areas of reduced density. Attention was given to hair direction, angle, spacing, and placement so that the transplanted hair could blend naturally with the surrounding native hair.
After surgery, the patient was advised to follow a structured post-transplant care routine.
The instructions included:
Following these instructions during the early healing period helps protect the newly implanted grafts.
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Parameter
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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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During the first two weeks, the donor and recipient areas begin healing while the transplanted grafts settle into the scalp.
Possible temporary changes may include:
The main priority during this stage is protecting the transplanted grafts and following post-operative instructions.
During the early months, some of the transplanted hair shafts may temporarily shed.
This is commonly seen after a hair transplant. Although the visible hair may fall, the transplanted follicles remain beneath the scalp and gradually enter a new growth cycle.
During this period:
The appearance during this phase should not be considered the final result.
From around the fourth month onward, early transplanted hair growth generally starts becoming visible.
The patient may begin noticing:
The newly growing hairs may initially look fine, short, or uneven before becoming thicker.
At the 7-month follow-up, the patient is in an important intermediate stage of the hair transplant journey.
By this stage, transplanted hair typically becomes easier to notice, with gradual improvements in:
The seventh month is not necessarily the final outcome. Hair growth, thickening, and maturation can continue over the coming months.
At the documented 7-month stage, this patient had progressed through the initial healing, shedding, and early growth phases following his I-FUE hair transplant.
The treatment plan involved 2,752 grafts for Grade 3–4 baldness, followed by a maintenance program including PRP, Minoxidil, and hair vitamins.
Seven months represents a meaningful progress point, but the transplanted hair can continue developing in thickness, texture, and overall cosmetic density beyond this stage.
By approximately seven months:
However, further maturation can continue through later months.
The patient underwent an I-FUE hair transplant.
The treatment plan included 2,752 grafts in a single-day surgical session.
No. Seven months is generally an intermediate growth stage. Hair may continue to become thicker, longer, and more mature during the following months.
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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