Treatment Overview
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) hair treatment is a cutting-edge, natural approach to hair restoration that uses your own blood to stimulate hair growth.
PRP hair therapy is ideal if you are in the early stages of hair loss, or looking to complement other hair restoration treatments. As the treatment uses your own blood, there is minimal risk of allergic reaction or adverse effects. Most patients experience little to no downtime and can resume normal activities immediately.
For best results, an initial course of 3-4 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart is recommended, followed by maintenance sessions every 6-12 months.
Key Benefits
Uses your body's own natural growth factors
Activates dormant hair follicles for new growth
Increases hair thickness and density
Minimal risk of allergic reaction or side effects
No downtime — resume normal activities immediately
Ideal For
Men and women with early to moderate hair loss
Patients wanting a natural, drug-free hair restoration approach
Those looking to complement other hair loss treatments
Anyone wanting to improve hair density and thickness
Frequently Asked Questions
PRP hair treatment can help you to restore thickness to your hair and promote hair regrowth. It's also highly recommended to maintain results after procedures such as hair transplants.
A small sample of blood is drawn and processed in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets. These platelets are rich in growth factors essential for tissue repair and regeneration. The concentrated PRP is then carefully injected into areas of the scalp experiencing thinning or hair loss.
The growth factors in PRP activate your dormant hair follicles, increase blood supply to the follicular unit, and promote the growth phase of the hair cycle. This results in thicker, stronger hair over a series of treatments.
There is no downtime with PRP hair and you can go back to normal straight after. However we recommend you to avoid exercise and washing your scalp for 24 hours.
You'll start to see results gradually with PRP hair treatment. After a course of sessions you'll notice that your hair is thicker, and some clients experience regrowth of patchy areas.
PRP hair is suitable for adults experiencing early to moderate pattern hair loss, telogen effluvium (hair loss after illness), and small patches of alopecia areata. You can use it to strengthen beard hair as well as scalp hair.
PRP hair is not suitable for advanced pattern hair loss, or people with large patches of baldness and dead hair follicles. It's also unsuitable if you have medical conditions such as platelet dysfunction syndrome or anaemia, active infections or skin diseases, or scarring alopecia.
You might find the treatment a little painful, but it is manageable. You can also reduce the depth of the injection to make the treatment more comfortable.
A course of treatment is almost always recommended, though it is difficult to estimate how many sessions you need. Most clients start with a package of either 6 sessions or 13 sessions, with one session each month. You may then also need maintenance sessions less regularly in future.
PRP hair results are generally not permanent, especially if you're experiencing pattern hair loss. You can expect them to last 6-12 months, or much longer with maintenance sessions.
You might experience a few temporary side effects such as headache, bruising, soreness in the treated area, and redness. These are common and are nothing to worry about.
In rare cases an infection may develop, however proper treatment hygiene protocols help significantly to prevent this.
Yes, absolutely! You can combine PRP with treatments such as Microneedling and Exosome hair for a significantly improved result. This may even be a more efficient route if you're experiencing moderate hair loss.