Hair Restoration
PRP for Hair Loss
Autologous platelet-rich plasma for selected non-scarring thinning, after assessment.
Book NowPRP for hair loss uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood and injected into selected areas of the scalp. It is most commonly considered for early or moderate androgenetic pattern hair loss where viable follicles remain. PRP is not a replacement for diagnosis, established medical treatment or hair transplantation where those are more appropriate.
- Time
- 45–60 minutes
- See results
- Months, assessed by photography
- Results
- Gradual over several months
- Downtime
- Scalp tenderness, bruising or mild swelling
- Risks
- Infection, haematoma, vasovagal episode, scarring
Reviewed over months, not days.
A blood sample is taken and processed in a validated closed PRP system. The scalp is cleaned and the prepared PRP is placed into the treatment area using a documented protocol. Baseline photographs are used to monitor change over time rather than relying on day-to-day impressions.
It is considered for early or moderate pattern hair thinning, selected non-scarring alopecia after assessment, and to support existing follicles within a broader hair-restoration plan.
PRP may support hair density or quality in some suitable patients, but response varies and it cannot reliably restore follicles lost through scarring or advanced baldness. Any benefit takes time and should be assessed using consistent photographs and, where possible, objective measures.
Active scalp infection, severe dermatitis, significant anaemia, thrombocytopenia or platelet dysfunction, uncontrolled coagulopathy, active cancer, severe systemic illness or uninvestigated scarring alopecia are reasons to defer. Sudden unexplained hair loss should be investigated first.
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