Optimal Platelet Concentration (OPC) Therapy in Wellesley, MA

Exclusive to Medi Tresse, this advanced version of PRP helps women reclaim stronger, healthier hair using precision-calibrated growth factor therapy.

Medi Tresse Wellesley Trusted Experts in the Science of Hair Regrowth for Women

Our Wellesley office offers more than standard treatments; we offer evidence-based innovation. Optimal Platelet Concentration (OPC) Therapy represents a refined approach to non-surgical hair restoration, developed specifically for women experiencing hair thinning, shedding, or early-stage loss.

By optimizing the concentration of your body’s platelet-derived growth factors, OPC Therapy targets the scalp at a cellular level to revive dormant follicles, restore density, and protect against progressive thinning. This is elevated PRP and is only available at Medi Tresse.

What Makes OPC Therapy Unique?

Standard PRP treatments often lack consistency, varying results depending on the practitioner and equipment. OPC Therapy eliminates that guesswork by using a proprietary process to isolate and concentrate the most effective range of growth factors for hair regrowth.

By delivering this optimized solution directly into the scalp, OPC activates repair mechanisms, improves follicle function, and supports thicker, stronger strands—all with no surgery and minimal downtime.

“Dr. Wendell was so informative and thorough. She thoroughly checked me out, and it appears that my current "shedding" is due to recent surgery. Instead of trying to offer expensive treatments, she is looking into blood counts and giving me time to recover from surgery before jumping into any expensive procedures. She was very reassuring, and I trusted her guidance and will be back to get a follow-up in a few months.” — Penny B.

Why Do Wellesley Women Choose OPC at Medi Tresse?

Exclusive to Medi Tresse

Our team developed OPC Therapy to improve standard PRP, which is only available at our clinics.

Designed for Female Hair Loss

Our protocols are tailored to female-pattern loss and hormone-influenced shedding, not adapted from male treatment plans.

Informed by Diagnosis

Every OPC treatment is part of a broader strategy informed by lab testing, scalp imaging, and medical history.

Safe, Natural, and Non-Surgical

OPC uses your blood with no synthetic additives—just scientifically refined healing power.

Clinically Backed, Patient-Approved

Thousands of patients have trusted Medi Tresse for regenerative therapies that are as effective as they are empowering.

Who Should Consider OPC Therapy?

This treatment may be right for you if:

You’ve noticed recent or progressive thinning across the scalp
You’ve tried other treatments with minimal success
You want a powerful, non-invasive alternative to surgery
You’re seeking to boost results from past PRP or transplant procedures
You want to proactively protect against future hair loss

Start a Smarter Treatment Plan

Medi Tresse Wellesley is home to one of the most advanced regenerative hair loss treatments available today. If you’re ready to take the next step confidently, we’re here to help. Let’s explore whether OPC Therapy is right for your hair loss journey.

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FAQs OPC Therapy in Wellesley, MA

How is OPC more effective than traditional PRP?

OPC focuses on the ideal platelet concentration for follicle stimulation. Customizing the formulation provides a more targeted and consistent result than generic PRP.

Is the treatment painful?

Most patients experience minimal discomfort during the injection process. Numbing is provided to ensure comfort throughout the session.

How many treatments are required?

Typically, three initial treatments, one month apart, are recommended, followed by maintenance boosters every 6 to 12 months.

Can OPC be combined with other treatments?

Yes. Many patients combine OPC with low-level laser therapy, topical medications, or supplements for a comprehensive treatment plan.

Is there any downtime?

You can resume most activities immediately. Mild tenderness or redness at the injection site is normal and usually subsides within a day or two.