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Non-surgical hair restoration treats thinning hair without incisions or grafts. Rather than relocating follicles from one part of the scalp to another the way a hair transplant does, it works by stimulating the follicles you still have — using injections prepared from your own blood, clinical light, and targeted nutrition.

At MOHR the protocol combines PRF, exosome amplification, low-level laser therapy and a hair-growth IV in one course of care. There is no scalpel, no scars and no downtime, so most people return to their day the same afternoon. A transplant moves hair that is already lost; this approach is designed to support the hair you still have.

PRF, or platelet-rich fibrin, is a concentrate prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The sample is spun to separate the platelets, fibrin and growth factors, and that concentrate is then injected into the thinning areas of the scalp.

Growth factors are the body's own repair signals, and in hair treatment they are used to support follicles that have gone dormant or are producing finer, weaker hair. PRF is the foundation of every MOHR protocol and is included at every session. Because PRF comes from your own blood, no donor material is involved.

Exosomes are microscopic vesicles that cells use to carry signalling molecules to other cells. In MOHR's Signature protocol an exosome preparation is used alongside PRF as an amplifying step — the intent is to add signalling to the treatment rather than to replace what PRF is already doing.

Exosome preparations are not FDA-approved for hair growth, and MOHR does not describe them as a cure. Exosomes are offered only where clinically appropriate and legally permissible, and whether they belong in your plan is a clinical decision made with you at your $299 hair assessment.

Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) is the use of low-energy red light at specific wavelengths on the scalp, applied to support circulation and cellular energy where hair is made. LLLT is painless, generates no heat you can feel, and is included in every MOHR treatment session.

Light therapy is a supporting mechanism rather than a standalone answer to hair loss. At MOHR it runs alongside PRF at each visit, so the follicle is being signalled and supported in the same appointment.

The MOHR hair-growth IV is a proprietary intravenous infusion given as part of treatment, formulated to deliver nutrients that hair growth depends on directly into the bloodstream. Where PRF and laser therapy work at the scalp, the infusion is designed to support the same work from the inside.

Nutritional status is one of several factors that influence how hair grows, which is why the IV is part of the protocol rather than a substitute for it. Your health history is reviewed before any infusion is given.

Non-surgical hair restoration is generally well tolerated, and the core of MOHR's protocol — PRF — is made from your own blood, so no donor material is placed in your scalp. Every treatment is performed in person by a licensed nurse practitioner under the medical oversight of Dr. Alexander Golberg.

As with any injection, temporary tenderness, mild swelling or small bruises at the injection sites are possible. Not everyone is a candidate, and some medical histories rule treatment out — which is why your history and your scalp are reviewed at the $299 hair assessment before anything is recommended.

No scalpel. No scars. No downtime. Most people describe scalp injections as brief pressure or a series of pinches rather than sharp pain, and your comfort is managed with you through the session.

Mild tenderness across the treated area for a day or so is normal. There is no recovery period to plan around — you return to work and normal life the same day, and aftercare instructions are given at your visit.

MOHR treats hair loss and thinning in both men and women. The protocol is not sex-specific: PRF, laser therapy and the hair-growth IV all act at the follicle, whether the pattern is a receding hairline, a thinning crown or a widening part.

In women, loss more often shows as diffuse thinning or a part that keeps getting wider rather than a bald patch, and it is easy to dismiss for too long. Both patterns are assessed the same way, and you can see both in the before-and-after photographs on this page.

Most people need a course of at least three treatments. Follicles respond to repeated stimulation rather than to a single visit, so MOHR treats in a three-treatment course, spaced to work with your hair's own growth cycle.

How many treatments you need — and whether maintenance makes sense afterwards — depends on how much thinning is present and how you respond. Your plan is set at your $299 hair assessment and reviewed against your own progress photographs as you go.

Changes are gradual and usually become noticeable over months rather than weeks, because hair grows on its own cycle. Many people notice reduced shedding first, with any change in density becoming visible later in the course of treatment.

Results vary from person to person, and no outcome can be guaranteed. MOHR photographs the same areas of your scalp at the same angle at every visit, so progress is measured against your own baseline rather than an impression in the mirror.

Early-to-moderate thinning responds best. Non-surgical hair restoration works by stimulating follicles that are still present but miniaturising — producing finer, shorter hairs — which is why acting while there is still hair in the thinning area matters.

Areas that have been completely bare for years have fewer follicles left to stimulate and are less likely to respond. Men and women are both candidates, and candidacy is confirmed in person at your $299 hair assessment.

Treatment at MOHR begins with a $299 hair assessment, which is credited toward your first treatment. The protocol itself is $895 per treatment, or $1,495 per treatment with exosome amplification, taken as a course of at least three treatments.

What you actually need is discussed in person rather than quoted online, because the right plan depends on your pattern of loss. You can compare both protocols above, or see the full breakdown on the pricing page.

The $299 MOHR hair assessment is an in-person appointment that establishes your baseline: a clinical consultation, digital scalp analysis, baseline photography, and a personalised protocol recommendation for your pattern of loss. The fee is credited toward your first treatment when you begin a protocol.

The assessment is also where candidacy is decided. You leave with a clear picture of what is happening on your scalp and what is realistic for you, whether or not you choose to go ahead. The assessment page walks through the hour in order.

MOHR is at 910 Park Avenue in New York, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, and all care is delivered in person there. Hair restoration is the practice's only focus — MOHR does not treat anything else.

To book, choose your time on the online scheduler, where your $299 assessment is booked and paid in one step and your confirmation is emailed to you straight away.