The short answer
- Prices vary widely because clinics package PRP and PRF differently: single sessions, series, add-ons, and maintenance.
- Compare the full course, not one session. Platelet treatments are usually planned as a series, often with maintenance.
- At MOHR, care starts with a
$495$299 in-person Hair Assessment, credited toward your first treatment. Programs are three treatments: Essential $2,495 and Advanced $3,995, as published on our pricing page. - No price buys a result. Response varies, and candidacy is decided in person.
Why PRP and PRF prices vary so much
Two clinics can both say “PRP” and deliver different treatments. Preparation methods, tubes, centrifuge settings, and final volume differ, and published research uses many different protocols.2,3 Prices also differ in what they bundle: some include an evaluation, imaging, and follow-up photography, while others quote the injection alone.
A low per-session price can become expensive if it leaves out the parts that tell you whether treatment is working.
What a fair price should include
| Item | Why it matters | Question to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnosis | Pattern loss, shedding, and inflammatory or scarring conditions need different plans.4 | Who evaluates the cause before treatment? |
| Baseline measurement | Memory and bathroom lighting are unreliable ways to judge change. | How is my starting point recorded? |
| Number of sessions | Platelet treatments are usually given as a series.1 | How many treatments, and over what interval? |
| Follow-up | Progress should be compared with the baseline under similar conditions. | When is progress reassessed, and is it included? |
| Maintenance | Pattern hair loss can continue to progress after a series ends. | What does maintenance cost, if recommended? |
MOHR pricing, as published
MOHR publishes its prices so patients can plan before they book.5
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MOHR Hair Assessment | In person at 910 Park Avenue. Credited toward your first treatment. | |
| Essential Program | $2,495 | Three treatments, about $832 each. PRF and low-level light therapy, progress photography and aftercare. |
| Advanced Program | $3,995 | Three treatments, about $1,332 each. Adds exosome adjunctive treatment where clinically appropriate and the MOHR hair-growth IV. |
| Maintenance | $895 or $1,495 per treatment | Essential or Advanced, if recommended. |
Programs are purchased as a full course. All treatment depends on a clinical recommendation and candidacy. Check the pricing page for current terms, including the assessment credit conditions.
Does PRF cost more than PRP?
Not by definition. The price reflects the clinic’s protocol, time, and what is bundled. Current research does not show that one platelet method is better for every patient, and PRP has the larger evidence base.1,2 For the differences in preparation, see PRP vs. PRF.
How to judge value
- Start with the cause. Treatment is only worth paying for if it fits the diagnosis.
- Ask for the whole course price, including maintenance.
- Ask how progress will be measured. MOHR records a baseline with HairMetrix scalp imaging and standardized photography.
- Ask what happens if you are not a candidate. At MOHR, you are told so in person.
Frequently asked questions
How much does PRP for hair cost in NYC?
Prices vary by clinic and by what is included, such as evaluation, imaging, number of sessions, and follow-up. Compare the full course rather than a single session price.
Is the $495 $299 assessment fee credited?
Yes. The $495 $299 MOHR Hair Assessment fee is credited toward your first treatment, subject to the terms on the pricing page.
Are MOHR programs paid per visit?
No. Programs are three-treatment courses purchased as a full course. Maintenance, if recommended, is priced per treatment.
Does a higher price mean better results?
No. Price does not guarantee a result. Response depends on diagnosis, stage of loss, and individual factors, and candidacy is decided in person.
Know the full cost before you decide.
The in-person MOHR Hair Assessment includes a clinical consultation, HairMetrix scalp imaging, baseline photography, and a candidacy decision. The $495 $299 fee is credited toward your first treatment if you proceed.
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Sources and further reading
- Gupta AK, Cole J, Deutsch DP, et al. “Platelet-Rich Plasma as a Treatment for Androgenetic Alopecia.” Dermatologic Surgery. 2019;45(10). PubMed 30882509.
- Hausauer AK, Humphrey S. “The Physician’s Guide to Platelet-Rich Plasma in Dermatologic Surgery Part I: Definitions, Mechanisms of Action, and Technical Specifications.” Dermatologic Surgery. 2020;46(3). PubMed 31714381.
- Hausauer AK, Humphrey S. “The Physician’s Guide to Platelet-Rich Plasma in Dermatologic Surgery Part II: Clinical Evidence.” Dermatologic Surgery. 2020;46(4). PubMed 31770154.
- American Academy of Dermatology. “Hair loss: Diagnosis and treatment.” Accessed October 14, 2026. aad.org.
- MOHR. “Pricing.” Prices as published October 14, 2026. mohrhair.com/pricing.