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
Progressive hair loss over several years can lead to significant thinning across the frontal and mid-scalp regions. In this case, a 29-year-old patient with Grade 4–5 baldness underwent an I-Sapphire FUE hair transplant after experiencing hair loss for approximately 7 years.
Although around 3,000 grafts were initially estimated, the final procedure involved 3,425 grafts based on the surgical requirements. The patient had good graft-hair quality and was advised a post-transplant maintenance plan that included hair vitamins, Minoxidil and PRP. This case documents his progress up to the 7-month follow-up
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Hair transplant outcomes vary between individuals depending on donor quality, degree of baldness, hair characteristics, healing, existing hair loss progression and adherence to post-operative care. This case represents one patient’s individual journey and should not be considered a guarantee of identical results.
The patient was 29 years old and had been experiencing progressive hair loss for approximately 7 years.
Clinical details provided for the case include:
Before surgery, the patient’s scalp, pattern of baldness and donor resources were assessed.
The planning process considered:
A personalized hairline and graft-distribution plan was then prepared according to the patient’s facial proportions and existing hair-loss pattern.
The initial treatment plan estimated approximately 3,000 grafts.
Planned Treatment
Grade of Baldness: Grade 4–5
Technique: I-Sapphire FUE
Estimated Grafts: 3,000
Sessions Planned: 1–2 day session
During the actual procedure, the graft requirement was adjusted according to the recipient area and surgical planning.
The patient underwent an I-Sapphire FUE hair transplant, with a total of 3,425 grafts transplanted.
The graft-hair quality was documented as good.
During implantation, graft placement was planned to support appropriate hair direction, distribution and coverage across the areas affected by hair loss.
Final Procedure Details
Technique: I-Sapphire FUE
Total Grafts Done: 3,425
Graft Hair Quality: Good
Post Care: Hair vitamins + Minoxidil + PRP
After the procedure, the patient was advised structured post-operative care to support healing and protect the newly transplanted grafts.
The instructions included completing prescribed post-transplant medicines, beginning gentle head washing around the seventh day as advised, maintaining a healthy diet, avoiding intense exercise and excessive sunlight during the early healing period, and using a loose-fitting cap outdoors when recommended.
Following the surgeon’s specific aftercare instructions is particularly important during the early recovery period.
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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 position.
Temporary redness, crusting, mild scalp sensitivity or swelling may be seen during this stage.
During the early months, some transplanted hair shafts may temporarily shed.
Visible density can therefore appear lower during this stage even though the transplanted follicles remain beneath the scalp and gradually enter a new growth cycle.
Around the fourth month, early transplanted hairs may start becoming visible.
These hairs can initially appear fine, short or uneven because they are still in the early growth stage.
By the fifth month, a greater number of transplanted hairs may begin emerging.
The frontal region can gradually start appearing better defined, although density is still developing.
At approximately six months, transplanted hair commonly becomes easier to notice.
The hairline may appear more established, while growing hairs gradually gain length and thickness.
At the 7-month follow-up, the patient is still within the active growth and maturation stage.
By this time, the transplanted hair can show better coverage, improved definition of the frontal region and increasing overall density. However, the result should still be considered progressive rather than final.
Further thickening and maturation may continue during the following months.
This case documents the 7-month progress of a 29-year-old patient with Grade 4–5 baldness who underwent an I-Sapphire FUE hair transplant with 3,425 grafts.
The patient had experienced hair loss for approximately seven years and had no significant medical history reported in the provided case details.
An initial estimate of approximately 3,000 grafts was made, while 3,425 grafts were ultimately transplanted, with the graft quality documented as good.
At seven months, the patient remains within the ongoing maturation stage, with additional improvement potentially continuing as transplanted hairs become thicker and more established.
Although approximately 3,000 grafts were initially planned, the final procedure used 3,425 grafts.
The patient underwent an I-Sapphire FUE hair transplant.
No. Seven months is generally still part of the progressive growth and maturation stage. Hair thickness and overall density may continue improving 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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