PRP Hair Treatment

PRP hair treatment is a non-surgical scalp procedure using concentrated platelets derived from the patient’s own blood. A blood sample is taken from the arm and spun in a centrifuge to separate its layers. The platelet-rich plasma is prepared and injected into affected scalp areas. In some cases, a derma roller may be used alongside the injections. The clinic describes the treatment as supporting follicular activity and encouraging healthier hair growth,…

The service may suit people with mild hair loss, early-stage hair thinning, early thinning, or goals related to hair quality and density. It may also be considered by patients seeking non-surgical hair restoration or support for post-transplant hair growth. Treatment is typically delivered monthly for a minimum of three sessions, so consistent attendance is advised. Each appointment is listed as 60 minutes.

Short-term effects can include pain at injection points, scalp tightness, headaches, redness, mild swelling, and temporary bleeding at injection sites. Forehead or eye-area swelling may occur and usually subsides within 24 hours. Follow the clinic’s aftercare guidance after each session and discuss any concerns with the treating team. The number of sessions, suitability, expected response, and whether derma rolling is appropriate should be confirmed…