GFC & PRP hair treatment cost

The two prices, and what they include

A single sitting of GFC or PRP is ₹4,000 at DR HAIR® India, at Rajouri Garden in Delhi and at Mansarovar in Jaipur. The figure includes the consultation, the blood draw and preparation, the numbing cream and the injections across the whole thinning area. There is no separate consultation fee, no per-millilitre charge and no premium for a larger scalp area.

The annual plan is ₹24,000 for twelve months of unlimited sittings from the date of your first one, GFC or PRP as Dr. Bansal advises, with nothing further to pay per visit. It is the right choice for anyone committing to a full course and maintenance — which is almost everyone the treatment is right for — because it breaks even at the sixth sitting and most patients have eight to ten in a year.

How many sittings a course takes

The initial course is three to four sittings at three to four week intervals. Hair fall usually slows by the second sitting; visible thickening begins around month three and the full result is seen at about six months. After the course, a maintenance sitting every two to three months holds the gain, because the underlying tendency to thin does not go away.

On a per-sitting basis, a first year of treatment is therefore ₹32,000 to ₹40,000. On the annual plan it is ₹24,000, and the sitting count is decided by your scalp rather than by what you have prepaid. Patients who want to try one sitting before committing can do so at ₹4,000 and move to the plan afterwards.

What GFC and PRP cost elsewhere in India

Across Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, PRP is commonly quoted at ₹3,000 to ₹6,000 a sitting and GFC at ₹5,000 to ₹10,000, with courses of six sold as packages of ₹30,000 to ₹60,000. The per-sitting price is often a lead figure that rises once the "area" or the "concentration" is discussed at the consultation.

We charge the same for GFC as for PRP because the cost of the kit is a small part of what a sitting actually costs — the clinician's time is the same either way — and because pricing GFC higher would push patients toward the less effective option to save money.

Which treatment, and whether you need it at all

GFC is the usual recommendation for active hair fall and diffuse thinning: more concentrated, more comfortable, fewer sittings. PRP is retained for patients who have responded to it before and for use around a hair transplant. Both are combined with minoxidil, and finasteride where appropriate, because the injections work best on a scalp that has stopped actively shedding.

Neither treatment creates hair where the follicles are gone. If the area is fully bald, the honest advice is a hair transplant, with GFC alongside it to protect the surrounding native hair. The free assessment exists to tell you which of these applies to you before you spend anything.

Where the treatment is available

Sittings are performed at both clinics: Rajouri Garden in West Delhi, which serves Delhi and the whole of NCR, and Mansarovar in Jaipur, which serves Rajasthan and patients flying in from elsewhere in India. The price and the protocol are identical at both. Patients from outside Delhi and Jaipur usually have the initial course at one clinic and time maintenance sittings around visits, or have them locally on a protocol we set.