Platelet-rich plasma injected into the scalp to support follicles that are thinning but still alive. Works best when started early.
PRP takes the growth factors concentrated in your own platelets and delivers them directly to the scalp, where they support follicles that are miniaturising — getting finer and shorter — but have not yet died.
That distinction matters enormously. PRP can thicken and revive struggling follicles. It cannot regrow hair where the follicle is gone. Which is why timing determines the outcome more than anything else we do.
If you are noticing more scalp than you used to, that is the moment. If an area has been completely bare for years, we will tell you honestly that this is not the answer.
Hairs get progressively finer and shorter over years. Bare scalp is the last stage, not the first.
Concentrated platelets from your own blood are injected across the thinning area.
Blood supply and follicle activity improve, so hairs grow thicker and stay in the growth phase longer.
Step 01
Free. We assess the pattern, check for underlying causes, and are honest about candidacy.
Step 02
A small draw, spun to separate the platelet-rich layer.
Step 03
A series of small injections across the scalp. Uncomfortable but quick.
Step 04
Four sessions, four to six weeks apart, then maintenance every six to twelve months.
No. PRP supports follicles that are still alive but struggling. Where the follicle is gone, nothing injected will bring it back — and we will tell you that rather than sell you a package.
The scalp is sensitive and this is the least comfortable treatment we offer. It is quick, and we use cooling and work in stages. Most people manage it fine, but we will not pretend it is relaxing.
Shedding often slows first, around two to three months. Visible thickening takes three to six. It is a slow treatment and worth knowing that upfront.
Yes, if you want to hold the result. Most patients do four sessions then maintenance every six to twelve months. Stopping means gradually returning to your baseline.
Often, yes. Thyroid problems, iron deficiency and hormonal causes all present as hair loss and none of them are fixed by PRP. We would rather you rule those out first.
One patient at a time, by appointment. No packages, no pressure, and an honest answer even when it isn’t the one that books.
