GFC & PRP hair treatment in Delhi NCR

What GFC and PRP do, in plain terms

Both treatments are prepared from a small sample of your own blood, drawn in the clinic and spun in a centrifuge. PRP — platelet-rich plasma — separates the platelet-rich fraction and injects it into the thinning areas of the scalp. GFC — Growth Factor Concentrate — goes a step further: the platelets are activated and the growth factors they release are concentrated, with the red and white cells left out, so a stronger dose reaches the follicles in a cleaner preparation.

The growth factors signal weakening follicles to stay in their growth phase longer, improve blood supply to the scalp, and thicken the shaft of hair that is miniaturising. Neither treatment creates follicles where none remain. They are for hair that is thinning, not hair that is gone — which is why the first step is an examination, not a booking.

Which one Dr. Bansal recommends, and when

GFC is the first choice for most patients with active hair fall or diffuse thinning: it is more concentrated, is usually less uncomfortable because the inflammatory cells are removed, and tends to need fewer sittings. PRP remains the right choice for some — patients who have responded well to it before, and cases where the aim is scalp conditioning alongside a transplant.

Both are used to support a hair transplant: before surgery to strengthen the native hair around the recipient area, and after it to speed the growth of transplanted grafts. Both are also combined with medical management — minoxidil, and finasteride where appropriate — because the injections work best on a scalp that is not still actively shedding.

What a sitting involves

A sitting takes 45 minutes to an hour. Ten to twenty millilitres of blood is drawn from the arm, spun for about ten minutes, and the preparation is injected across the thinning zones with a fine needle after a numbing cream. You can drive yourself home and return to work the same day. Avoid washing the hair for 24 hours and avoid heavy exercise, swimming and direct sun on the scalp for 48 hours. Mild tenderness for a day is normal.

The initial course is three to four sittings, three to four weeks apart. Shedding slows first, usually by the second sitting; visible thickening follows from the third month, with the best of the result at six months. After the course, maintenance sittings every two to three months hold the gain.

Pricing: the same flat figure for everyone

A single sitting of GFC or PRP is ₹4,000. A year of unlimited sittings is ₹24,000 — as many as Dr. Bansal advises for your scalp across twelve months from your first sitting, GFC or PRP as clinically appropriate, with no per-visit charge. The plan pays for itself at the sixth sitting, and most patients following the recommended course and maintenance schedule have eight to ten sittings in a year.

The price is the same at Rajouri Garden and at the Jaipur clinic, includes the consultation and the preparation, and does not change with the size of the area treated. Clinics in Delhi NCR commonly quote ₹6,000 to ₹10,000 a sitting for GFC and sell it in packages of six; we would rather publish one number and let you decide how many sittings you want.

Who it suits, and who it does not

GFC and PRP suit men with early to moderate pattern loss (Norwood 2 to 4), women with diffuse thinning or a widening parting (Ludwig 1 to 2), anyone recovering from a shedding episode after illness, stress, childbirth or weight loss, and patients before or after a hair transplant. Many of our NCR patients are in their late twenties and thirties, catching thinning early enough that surgery is not yet on the table.

They do not suit fully bald areas, scarring alopecias, alopecia totalis, or a scalp with an active infection. Patients on blood thinners, with a platelet disorder, or who are pregnant are assessed case by case. If your loss is better treated another way, you will be told so at the free assessment.

Getting to the clinic from across NCR

The Delhi clinic is at Rajouri Garden in West Delhi, a few minutes from Tagore Garden Metro on the Blue Line. That line is the reason the clinic works for the whole region: it runs direct from Noida Electronic City and Sector 18, and from Vaishali and Anand Vihar on the Ghaziabad side, without a change. Gurugram and Faridabad are under an hour by car outside the peak. Sittings are by appointment, six days a week, with Sunday morning slots for patients who cannot come on a weekday.

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