PRP, or platelet-rich plasma therapy, is a form of therapy that involves blood collected from a patient being processed through various steps and then injected into the intended tissues in the body. It can be used for aesthetic issues such as hair loss and skin rejuvenation, as well as to speed up the healing of injured tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints. It can be used by all age groups and genders. It cannot be used by cancer patients when their platelet count is low. Since PRP belongs to the person receiving it, there aren't any side effects. As it involves using the patient's blood without introducing foreign substances, there is no likelihood of allergies or other reactions. Another area where PRP treatment is often used is the issue of hair loss. When administered in areas that suffer from hair loss, it stimulates cell renewal through the action of growth factors and proteins, enabling tissue healing in those areas.