PRP Hair and Face in NYC. One Draw, Two Places.
From $1,10075 minDowntime 1 to 2 days
Combined PRP hair and face is one blood draw prepared for two sites: platelet rich plasma into the scalp where hair is thinning, and into the face where skin has thinned or dulled, in a single appointment. At Club 116 on Central Park South it costs $1,100, below the price of the two treatments apart, and a doctor confirms the cause of your hair loss first.
Medically reviewed · September 2026
Combined PRP Hair and Face Before and After. What It Can Look Like.
One case, labeled the way the work is priced: the treatment, the count or the sessions, and how long after. This one is judged at six months, photographed in the same light and at the same distance, with no retouching.
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Every caseWhat Combined PRP for Hair and Face Does in One Visit.
Combined PRP hair and face is a single session of platelet rich plasma (PRP, a concentrate of the platelets in your own blood) treating the scalp and the face together. One draw yields enough plasma for both when they are planned as one visit. At Club 116 in Manhattan it costs from $1,100, takes 75 minutes, and needs one to two days of downtime for the face.
Platelets carry growth factors that signal repair. In the scalp they lengthen the growing phase of follicles that are shrinking but still alive. In the face they prompt collagen where skin has thinned, dulled or lost bounce, most often under the eyes, at the temples and in the cheeks. The scalp is always injected. The face is injected into the areas that have thinned, or the PRP is applied with microneedling if that is the plan agreed at the consult. For the hair, the same rule as always applies: test first, keep what is alive with PRP, and replace what is gone with a transplant. PRP will not revive a follicle that is already gone.
Who it is for
People with a hair plan who also want the skin treated, and would rather do it in one visit than two. It suits men and women in their thirties to fifties who have noticed both a thinning part or hairline and a tired, dull look to the face. It is common among members, who are often on a PRP course for hair anyway.
Why do it here
Hair restoration and aesthetics sit under one roof, with one medical record and one doctor signing off on both halves of the visit. Your bloodwork is read before the first session is booked. PRP is prepared in the room, on the day, from your own blood, and placed by a licensed clinician. Photographs of scalp and face are taken under the same lighting at three and six months. Nobody here is on commission.
Before, During and After.
Scalp imaging shows whether your follicles are shrinking or already gone. Photographs of scalp and face give you a baseline. Bloodwork (thyroid, ferritin, vitamin D, B12 and hormones) rules out the causes PRP cannot treat. The doctor confirms both halves of the plan, decides whether the face is injected or microneedled, and puts the exact figure in writing. If you have already had the $350 hair consult, you go straight to treatment.
One blood draw, larger than a routine lab test but still a single tube set, spun for around ten minutes. Scalp and face are cleaned and numbed. The scalp is treated first, with fine needles across the thinning areas. Then the face, by injection into the planned areas or with microneedling. Most people describe pressure and pinches in the scalp and a warm, scratchy feeling on the face.
The scalp is tender or pink for a day and shows nothing. The face is the part with downtime: pinkness, some swelling and possibly small bruises at injection sites for one to two days. Makeup can go on after twenty four hours. You can wash your hair the next day.
Hair on the usual timeline: shedding settles within six to eight weeks and density builds from three months. Skin looks brighter within weeks and the collagen response builds over three months. Three sessions, four to six weeks apart, is the starting course for both. Photographs at three and six months measure it.
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Downtime and aftercare
For twenty four hours, skip hot showers, hard training, styling products and makeup. Hold off on hair color or bleach for a week, and on retinoids and acids for the face for a few days. Take acetaminophen rather than anti-inflammatories for tenderness, since anti-inflammatories can blunt the platelet response. Anything specific to your case is written down at the consult.
Not for you if
You are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active scalp or skin infection, a bleeding or platelet disorder, or take a blood thinner that has not been discussed with the doctor. Some medical conditions and some medicines rule out platelet treatments. Active acne or a cold sore on the face delays the facial half. PRP will not help hair loss where the follicles are gone. Your history and bloodwork catch these before anything is booked.
Members
Members pay $880, 20% off list, and the first signature facial is included when you join.
Individual results vary
Nothing on this page is a guarantee of an outcome or a substitute for the consultation. Suitability is confirmed by a clinician before anything is booked, and consent is taken in writing.
PRP Hair and Face in NYC: Questions People Ask First.
How much does combined PRP hair and face cost in NYC?
At Club 116 on Central Park South, the combined session is $1,100, and $880 for members. Booked separately, PRP hair is $750 and PRP facial injections are $750, so the combined visit saves $400. The exact figure is in writing before anything starts.
How many combined PRP sessions do I need?
Three sessions, four to six weeks apart, is the starting course for both the scalp and the face. After that, maintenance is usually one session every six to twelve months. Photographs at three and six months decide whether the plan continues.
Can PRP really be used for hair and face on the same day?
Yes. The scalp and the face are separate sites, and one draw provides enough plasma for both when the visit is planned that way. Doing them together saves a second draw and a second trip to Manhattan.
Is there downtime after PRP for hair and face?
One to two days for the face: pinkness, some swelling and possibly small bruises where it was injected. The scalp shows nothing. Plan the visit for a day when you do not have an event the next morning.
Does PRP for the face hurt more than the scalp?
The face is numbed as thoroughly as the scalp. Most people find the injections around the eyes and temples sharper than the scalp, but brief. Microneedling on the face feels warm and scratchy rather than painful.
Do I need the consult before combined PRP?
Yes. Hair loss has causes that no scalp treatment fixes, and the bloodwork finds them. The hair consult is $350, it is credited against your plan, and it commits you to nothing. You can also start with the $95 online doctor review.
Often Booked Alongside.
PRP Hair and Face in Manhattan, from $1,100
One draw, one visit, scalp and skin treated together at less than the two apart. A doctor confirms the plan first, and the exact figure is in writing before anything starts.
No consultation fee·No deposit to book·Exact price in writing before anything starts