PRP Hair Restoration

Your body's own regenerative power. Natural hair restoration without surgery.

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When The Mirror Shows More Scalp Than Hair

Hair loss doesn't have to be inevitable. PRP uses concentrated growth factors from your own blood to stimulate follicles, strengthen existing hair, and slow thinning. It's not a hair transplant. It's the biological foundation that makes your existing follicles perform better.

The treatment works best on early-stage thinning. We assess properly at consultation to confirm if it's right for you.

The Science of Regeneration

A small amount of your blood is drawn and centrifuged to concentrate the platelet-rich plasma. This concentrated plasma contains growth factors: molecular signals that tell tissue to repair and regenerate.

The PRP is then injected into the scalp at the level of the hair follicles. Over weeks, the growth factors stimulate follicular activity, improve circulation, and support healthier hair growth.

Investment

Single PRP Session £395
Course of 3 Sessions (Recommended Initial Protocol) £995
Maintenance Session £295

Prices indicative. Final pricing confirmed at consultation based on protocol assessed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it hurt?

Topical anaesthetic is applied. Most patients describe minimal discomfort.

How many sessions will I need?

Initial protocol is 3 sessions, then maintenance every 6 months.

When will I see results?

Reduced shedding within weeks. Visible thickness over 3–6 months.

Will it work for me?

Best for early-to-moderate thinning. Won't restore fully bald areas. We assess at consultation.

Is there downtime?

None. Minor scalp tenderness for 24 hours.

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