Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is promising bio–technology that is fueling interest in tissue engineering and cellular therapeutics due to presence of plenty of growth factors. 100male patients with androgenetic alopecia had completed this studybetween November 2017 and August 2018. In accordance with Norwood classification of male pattern baldness,48patients belonged to type 2 pattern, 32 patients belonged to type 3, 14 patients belonged to type 4 and 6 patients belonged to type 5 pattern of baldness. After using double spin technique, a total volume of 2–3cc of PRP was injected in the desired area of scalp. The treatment was performed monthly once for a period of 6 months. The outcome measures were assessed initially and at the end of each sitting of PRP and 3 months post completion of treatment.Objectives assessed were patient satisfaction using the questionnaire, macroscopic photos, hair pull test in the affected areas and follicular density using a dermascope.Results:Before treatment, 90% of our patients had positive pull test. With completion of 4^thsession of treatment, the hair pull test turned negative in all the cases. Global photographs showed a significant improvement in hair volume and quality which was bolstered up by a high overall patient satisfaction at the end of 6 sessions. Average hair follicle density improved by 18.5 – 27.88 Follicles/cm². Conclusion: Platelet rich plasma injections are simple and efficient treatment option with a low cost–benefit ratio. It can be can be added in the treatment armamentarium for androgenetic alopecia, especially in sexually active males.