Define
Clarify the actual product, source, preparation and proposed use.
Physician-led consultation · BTS Chidlom
PRP & Regenerative Medicine
PRP & Regenerative Medicine
in Bangkok
A considered medical consultation for adults exploring PRP and regenerative aesthetic options for selected skin or scalp concerns. Recommendations depend on examination, goals, health history, the specific product or protocol, and clinical suitability.
- Consultation first
- Protocol explained
- Suitability reviewed
- English-speaking team
What the term means
Regeneration deserves
Regeneration deserves
clinical precision.
“Regenerative medicine” is an umbrella term. PRP, growth-factor products, exosome-based products and stem-cell-derived products are not interchangeable. Their composition, evidence, regulatory status, preparation and intended use can differ substantially.
A responsible consultation should identify the exact option being discussed, explain what is known and uncertain, and compare it with established alternatives. Being available at a clinic does not automatically make a treatment appropriate for you.
Assess
Review your concern, health history, medication and expectations.
Decide
Discuss evidence, uncertainty, risks, alternatives and follow-up.
Know what to ask
before treatment.
| Option | What it refers to | Key consultation question |
|---|---|---|
| PRP | Plasma prepared from your own blood with a platelet concentration determined by the processing method. | How is it prepared, delivered and monitored for my concern? |
| Growth factors | A specific preparation containing signalling proteins or biologic components. | What is the exact product, source and evidence for this use? |
| Exosome-based | A product described as containing extracellular vesicles or related components. | What does it contain, and what is its regulatory status? |
| Stem-cell-derived | A broad label that may describe very different cells, extracts or conditioned products. | What exactly is being administered, from what source, and why? |
The appropriate comparison also includes established skincare, medicines, devices, hair-loss assessment and the option of no procedure.
Skin and scalp concerns
Begin with the concern,
Begin with the concern,
not the product.
People often ask about regenerative options for skin quality, texture, selected scars, post-procedure care or hair thinning. The same concern can have different causes, and regenerative treatment may not be the first or only reasonable option.
Skin
A clinician can assess skin quality, active conditions, pigmentation risk, previous procedures and whether another treatment is more appropriate.
Scalp & Hair
Hair thinning benefits from diagnostic assessment. Pattern loss, nutritional factors, medication, hormonal conditions and scalp disease may require different care.
A clear four-step
decision process.
- 01
Discuss
Share the concern, previous care, health history, medication and what you hope to change.
- 02
Assess
Your physician examines the relevant area and considers whether further assessment is needed.
- 03
Compare
Review the proposed protocol, alternatives, evidence, uncertainty, risks, downtime and cost.
- 04
Plan
Proceed only if appropriate, with preparation, aftercare and follow-up explained in advance.
Safety and expectations
Minimally invasive does not mean
Minimally invasive does not mean
risk-free.
Possible effects depend on the product and delivery method. They may include discomfort, redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, bleeding, infection, pigmentation change or an unsatisfactory response. Injection procedures can have additional site-specific risks.
Tell your physician about pregnancy or breastfeeding, active infection, allergies, bleeding or immune conditions, cancer history, previous reactions, supplements and all medication—including anticoagulants or antiplatelet medicines. Do not stop prescribed medication without advice from the prescriber.
Regenerative medicine
questions.
What is PRP treatment?
PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, is prepared from a sample of your own blood. A centrifuge separates blood components, and the platelet-containing plasma is then used according to the planned clinical protocol. Preparation methods and platelet concentration can vary.
Is PRP the same as stem cell or exosome therapy?
No. PRP comes from your own blood. Exosome-based, growth-factor and stem-cell-derived products refer to different biologic materials. Their source, composition, evidence and regulation are not the same.
Can regenerative treatments be used for skin or hair?
Selected options may be discussed for certain skin or scalp concerns, but suitability depends on the diagnosis, health history, product, technique and alternatives. Hair loss in particular may need investigation before treatment planning.
How many sessions will I need?
There is no universal session plan. The number, interval and need for maintenance depend on the concern, protocol, response and clinician assessment. A fixed package should not replace an individual treatment plan.
When will I see a result?
Timing and degree of change vary, and some people may not achieve the hoped-for response. Your physician should explain realistic assessment points for the specific protocol rather than promise a fixed result date.
Is there downtime?
Downtime depends on the delivery method and treatment area. Redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur after needling or injections. Your clinician will explain preparation, aftercare and when to seek medical advice.
Where is FTV Clinic in Bangkok?
FTV Clinic is on the 4th floor of Mercury Ville Chidlom, connected to BTS Chidlom. Open the clinic location in Google Maps.
FTV Clinic · Bangkok
Start with a private
Start with a private
medical conversation.
Tell the team whether your concern involves skin, scars or hair, and share any previous treatment, medication or relevant diagnosis. We will help arrange the appropriate consultation.