
Fertility care at Origins offers regenerative therapies that work at the biological level to support uterine health, optimize the endometrial environment, and address the structural and cellular conditions that influence successful conception and implantation. At Origins, Dr. Laura Clevenger brings specialized expertise in intrauterine PRP therapy — an emerging and increasingly evidence-supported treatment for specific fertility conditions that have historically been difficult to address through conventional means.
Hair loss is one of the most common and emotionally significant health concerns affecting both men and women — and one that conventional medicine has historically offered limited solutions for. At Origins Integrative Health, we offer Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy for hair restoration — an evidence-informed, biologically intelligent approach that works with your body's own healing capacity to stimulate follicle health, slow hair loss, and encourage meaningful regrowth.
This is not a surface treatment. PRP for hair restoration works at the level of the hair follicle itself — delivering concentrated growth factors precisely where they are needed to reawaken dormant follicles, improve scalp circulation, and create the biological conditions your hair needs to grow.
The hair follicle is a remarkably dynamic structure — and one that is highly responsive to the growth factors concentrated in platelet-rich plasma. When PRP is injected into the scalp, it delivers a potent combination of growth factors — including PDGF, VEGF, IGF-1, and EGF — directly to the follicular unit and surrounding dermal papilla cells.
These growth factors stimulate follicular stem cells, promote angiogenesis (the formation of new blood vessels) to improve follicle nutrition, extend the anagen (growth) phase of the hair cycle, and shift follicles from the telogen (resting) phase back into active growth. The result is a measurable improvement in hair density, diameter, and overall scalp health — achieved through your body's own biological resources.
PRP for hair loss has been studied extensively across multiple randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews — consistently demonstrating meaningful clinical benefit. A systematic review and meta-analysis published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology found that PRP therapy produced significant improvements in hair density, hair diameter, and the anagen-to-telogen ratio compared to placebo controls. A randomized controlled trial published in Dermatologic Surgery demonstrated that patients receiving PRP injections showed a mean increase of 33.6 hairs per cm² at six months — a clinically significant result with no serious adverse effects reported. Research has also shown that PRP is particularly effective for androgenetic alopecia — the most common form of hair loss in both men and women — as well as alopecia areata, telogen effluvium, and hair thinning associated with hormonal changes.

Intrauterine PRP involves the direct instillation of platelet-rich plasma into the uterine cavity — delivering a concentrated collection of growth factors and bioactive proteins precisely to the endometrial tissue. PRP contains over 1,100 different proteins, including key growth factors such as PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF, EGF, and FGF — all of which play essential roles in tissue regeneration, cellular proliferation, and vascular development.
When introduced into the uterine environment, PRP stimulates endometrial proliferation, promotes angiogenesis within the uterine lining, activates stem cell receptors in the endometrium, and supports the development of a receptive, well-vascularized uterine environment — creating the biological conditions necessary for successful implantation and sustained pregnancy.
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Asherman's Syndrome — also known as intrauterine adhesions or uterine synechiae — is a condition in which scar tissue forms within the uterine cavity, typically as a result of prior uterine surgery, dilation and curettage (D&C), or endometrial infection. These adhesions can significantly impair fertility by distorting the uterine cavity, reducing endometrial receptivity, and preventing normal implantation.
Intrauterine PRP has emerged as a promising regenerative approach for Asherman's Syndrome — stimulating endometrial regeneration, promoting angiogenesis in scarred tissue, and supporting the restoration of a healthy uterine environment. A clinical study published in the American Journal of Reproductive Immunology demonstrated that intrauterine PRP infusion in patients with Asherman's Syndrome produced significant improvements in endometrial thickness and uterine cavity morphology — with subsequent improvements in pregnancy outcomes in patients who had previously experienced implantation failure.

An adequate endometrial thickness — typically 7mm or greater — is considered essential for successful implantation. Patients with a persistently thin endometrium despite conventional hormonal treatment represent one of the most challenging clinical scenarios in reproductive medicine. Intrauterine PRP has demonstrated meaningful benefit in this population — with multiple clinical studies showing significant increases in endometrial thickness, improved endometrial receptivity, and improved pregnancy rates following PRP instillation in patients with thin endometrium refractory to standard treatment.

Recurrent implantation failure — defined as the failure to achieve pregnancy after multiple embryo transfers of good-quality embryos — remains one of the most frustrating and emotionally taxing challenges in fertility medicine. Intrauterine PRP has shown promising results in this population, with research suggesting that PRP infusion may improve endometrial receptivity, modulate the local immune environment, and create more favorable conditions for embryo implantation. A randomized controlled trial published in Human Reproduction found that patients with recurrent implantation failure who received intrauterine PRP prior to embryo transfer demonstrated significantly higher clinical pregnancy rates and live birth rates compared to the control group.

Emerging research suggests that intrauterine PRP may also play a role in supporting patients experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss — by improving endometrial quality, supporting the development of a more receptive uterine environment, and modulating immunological factors that may contribute to early pregnancy failure.
At Origins, we understand that the path to parenthood can be one of the most emotionally complex journeys a person can experience. Our approach to fertility care is always compassionate, individualized, and deeply respectful of where you are in your journey. We are here to support you — not just biologically, but as a whole person navigating something profoundly significant.
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CONDITIONS WE SUPPORT
Androgenetic Alopecia (Male & Female Pattern Hair Loss) · Alopecia Areata · Telogen Effluvium · Hormonal Hair Loss · Postpartum Hair Loss · Hair Thinning & Reduced Density · Hair Loss Associated With Thyroid Conditions · Hair Loss Associated With Nutritional Deficiencies
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Most patients require an initial series of three to four treatments spaced four weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions every three to six months. Results are typically noticeable at three to six months — with continued improvement over the course of a full treatment year. PRP is safe, well-tolerated, and derived entirely from your own blood — making it one of the most biologically compatible treatments available for hair restoration.
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Portland, OR 97214
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