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 documents a male hair transplant case for Grade 2–3 hair loss treated using the I FUE technique. The initial treatment plan estimated approximately 2,200 grafts with a planned 1–2 day treatment session.
According to the final treatment record, 2,960 grafts were transplanted, and the graft hair quality was documented as good. Supportive post-transplant care included hair vitamins, Minoxidil, and PRP as advised.
Note: The uploaded records describe a scalp hair transplant, not a beard transplant. Therefore, the headings below have been adjusted to match the documented treatment.
Patient Consent Notice
This case study has been published with the patient’s informed consent for educational and informational purposes. Appropriate measures should be followed to maintain patient privacy while presenting clinical details, treatment planning, and documented progress.
Individual hair transplant outcomes may vary depending on donor hair quality, number of grafts, graft survival, degree of hair loss, scalp characteristics, healing response, aftercare, and individual biological factors. Results from this case should not be considered a guarantee of the same outcome for every patient.
Patient Details | Information |
Gender | Male |
Grade of Hair Loss | Grade 2–3 |
Treatment | Hair Transplant |
Technique | I FUE |
Initially Planned Grafts | Approximately 2,200 grafts |
Documented Grafts Done | 2,960 grafts |
Graft Hair Quality | Good |
Planned Session Duration | 1–2 day session |
Supportive Care | Hair vitamins + Minoxidil + PRP |
Age | Not specified in provided records |
Duration of Hair Loss | Not specified |
Medical History | Not specified |
Before treatment, the patient was documented as having Grade 2–3 hair loss. The transplant plan was therefore prepared according to the extent of thinning and the amount of coverage required.
The initial planning record estimated approximately 2,200 grafts. During hair transplant planning, factors such as the existing hairline, thinning pattern, donor-area quality, available grafts, hair calibre, and desired density are considered before deciding the final graft requirement.
The initial treatment plan included:
The final treatment documentation recorded:
The difference between the initial estimate of 2,200 grafts and the 2,960 grafts actually documented as transplanted may reflect the final intra-procedure assessment and coverage requirements. Both figures are retained as documented.
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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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The hair transplant was performed using the I FUE technique. Follicular units were harvested from the selected donor area and prepared for implantation into the recipient areas affected by hair loss.
Careful graft distribution would be used to support appropriate coverage and maintain a natural-looking hair growth pattern. The final treatment record documents 2,960 grafts, with the graft hair quality described as good.
Supportive treatments, including hair vitamins, Minoxidil, and PRP, were advised as part of the patient’s post-treatment maintenance plan.
The available documentation confirms the initial transplant procedure and subsequent maintenance recommendations. The supplied information does not include detailed photographic descriptions of each follow-up stage, so the progression below is kept within what can reasonably be stated from the records.
During the initial treatment phase:
After transplantation, the patient entered the normal healing and hair-growth cycle.
At approximately five months after the final documented beard transplant, the case should be regarded as being in an intermediate growth stage rather than the final result.
At this stage, transplanted facial hairs may be developing progressively, with continued maturation expected over subsequent months. Because detailed five-month clinical or photographic findings were not included in the supplied records, specific claims about the amount of density improvement should not be made without the corresponding follow-up photographs.
A true final beard transplant result cannot be confirmed from the supplied records alone.
The documentation confirms completion of 800 grafts using I FUE, with good graft hair quality and an ongoing maintenance plan. If the available follow-up is at approximately five months, the result should be presented as an intermediate-stage outcome rather than a fully matured final result.
Further beard growth, thickening, and maturation may continue over time.
The patient proceeded with beard restoration using the I FUE technique, and the available treatment record confirms 800 grafts with good graft quality.
Continued follow-up is important for monitoring:
A definitive clinical assessment of the final cosmetic outcome would require later follow-up documentation.
According to the supplied post-treatment instructions, the patient was advised to:
For a beard transplant specifically, facial washing and grooming instructions should follow the treating doctor’s individual recommendations.
The initial treatment plan estimated approximately 2,200 grafts, while the final procedure record documents 2,960 grafts transplanted.
The documented technique used in this case was I FUE.
The patient’s treatment plan records Grade 2–3 hair loss.
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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