Key takeaways
- IPL cricketer Kamlesh Singh Nagarkoti, a Delhi Capitals pace bowler from Rajasthan, visited Kezza Hair & Skin Clinic in Jaipur for PRP hair loss therapy.
- PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) uses growth factors from the patient's own blood to stimulate thinning hair follicles — no surgery, no foreign chemicals.
- The complete procedure at Kezza took under an hour, with no downtime, making it ideal for athletes with demanding schedules.
- Kamlesh has given written consent for Kezza Clinic to share his visit and experience on this website.
Kamlesh Nagarkoti at Kezza Clinic
Delhi Capitals pace bowler Kamlesh Singh Nagarkoti — Rajasthan's own IPL fast bowler — visited Kezza Hair & Skin Clinic in Jaipur for PRP hair loss therapy. Kamlesh has provided written consent for Kezza Clinic to share details of his visit. The session was completed in under an hour with no surgery, no downtime, and no foreign chemicals — just the concentrated growth factors from his own blood, injected into thinning areas of his scalp.
Why Athletes Choose PRP for Hair Loss
Professional cricketers face a unique set of challenges that can accelerate hair thinning: months of travel under harsh sun, helmet pressure on the scalp, high physical and mental stress, hormonal fluctuations from intense training, and disrupted sleep schedules. These factors combined can push hair follicles into a prolonged resting (telogen) phase, leading to noticeable thinning — particularly at the crown and temples.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a preferred choice for athletes because:
- Zero downtime — the patient can return to training immediately after the session.
- No surgery — no incisions, no general anaesthesia, no recovery period.
- Autologous (your own blood) — no foreign substances, no risk of allergic reaction.
- Quick session — the full procedure takes 45 to 60 minutes at Kezza Clinic.
- WADA-compliant — PRP is not on the World Anti-Doping Agency's prohibited list for most sports.
What Happens During a PRP Session at Kezza
Kamlesh's session at Kezza followed the clinic's standard PRP protocol, supervised by the medical team:
- Consultation — the doctor assessed Kamlesh's hair loss stage using dermoscopy (scalp magnification).
- Blood draw — a small sample of blood (approximately 15 to 20 ml) was drawn from the arm.
- Centrifuge processing — the blood was spun in a medical centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma.
- Scalp preparation — a topical anaesthetic cream was applied to the thinning areas for 20 minutes.
- Scalp injections — the PRP was injected in a grid pattern across the thinning zones using fine needles.
- Post-care — the doctor gave Kamlesh simple aftercare instructions (avoid washing hair for 24 hours, no heavy sweating for one day).
The total time from arrival to leaving the clinic was under an hour.
About Kamlesh Singh Nagarkoti
Kamlesh Singh Nagarkoti is a right-arm fast bowler from Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan. He rose to national attention after being picked by the Kolkata Knight Riders in the 2018 IPL auction as a teenager, generating excitement with his raw pace. He later moved to the Delhi Capitals franchise. Kamlesh has represented India at Under-19 level and is a recognized pace talent from the Rajasthan cricket circuit — making his visit to a Jaipur clinic a particularly local point of pride for Kezza.
Book the Same PRP Treatment
The same evidence-based PRP hair treatment that Kamlesh received is available to every patient at Kezza Hair & Skin Clinic. Consultations are available at Kezza's Jaipur, Sikar, and Ajmer branches. Your doctor will assess your hair loss stage, discuss your goals, and design a personalised treatment plan.
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Sources
- American Academy of Dermatology: Hair loss diagnosis and treatment
- Cleveland Clinic: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for hair loss
- Alahmadi et al. (2026). Efficacy of growth factor injections in androgenic alopecia: systematic review. Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
This article is general health information, not a diagnosis or a substitute for a consultation. Treatment suitability, number of sessions and results vary from person to person; please speak to a doctor about your own situation.