PRP Hair & Scalp Rejuvenation

PRP for the scalp uses a patient's own platelet-rich plasma to support hair density and scalp condition. At Cellthera a small blood sample is centrifuged to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, which are then injected into the scalp across the thinning areas. The growth factors are associated with stimulating hair follicles and improving the scalp environment. The clinic offers PRP scalp treatment as part of its broader regenerative and aesthetic services, drawing on the same autologous-plasma technique it uses for joints and skin, and typically recommends a short course for a noticeable effect.

PRP hair and scalp rejuvenation applies the same platelet-rich plasma technique used elsewhere at Cellthera, but targeted at the scalp to support thinning hair. Blood is drawn from the patient and spun in a centrifuge so that the platelet-rich fraction can be separated from the rest of the blood. This fraction is rich in platelets and the growth factors they release, which are associated with prolonging the active growth phase of hair follicles, improving local blood supply to the follicle and creating a healthier scalp environment. In a session the prepared plasma is injected into the scalp at multiple points across the areas of thinning, often after a topical anaesthetic or with cooling for comfort. The procedure usually takes under an hour including the blood draw and preparation, and there is little to no downtime — the scalp may be tender or slightly swollen for a short time afterwards. Because the material is the patient's own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is low. PRP scalp treatment is typically chosen by men and women with early or moderate hair thinning who want a regenerative, non-surgical option, and it is sometimes used to support a hair-transplant result or alongside other scalp therapies. The clinic recommends a course of several sessions, usually spaced a few weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions, because the effect on hair density builds gradually over months rather than after a single visit. Suitability is assessed at the free consultation, and the clinic screens for contraindications such as scalp infection, blood disorders and certain medications. Results vary between individuals and are presented as supportive rather than a guaranteed cure for hair loss.