Hair-Loss Treatment (PRP & Scalp Microneedling)

Treatment for androgenetic (pattern) hair thinning in women and men, using platelet-rich plasma injected into the scalp or Dermapen 4 scalp microneedling with an active serum. Both aim to support the hair follicles, strengthen existing hair and reduce shedding in early-to-moderate thinning. They work best as a course with ongoing maintenance, and each session includes the product used.

Hair-loss treatment at QKA targets androgenetic (pattern) thinning — the most common cause of hair loss in both women and men — using two regenerative approaches. In scalp PRP, a small blood sample is spun to concentrate its platelets and growth factors, which are then injected across the thinning areas; the growth factors are thought to improve the blood supply to follicles, prolong the active growth phase and reduce excessive shedding. In scalp microneedling, the Dermapen 4 device creates micro-channels while an active mesotherapy serum is worked into the scalp to support the follicles. The clinic prices both at the same per-session rate, product included. Each session takes around thirty to forty-five minutes, and there is essentially no downtime beyond possible mild tenderness or redness. These treatments work best for early-to-moderate, non-scarring thinning rather than areas where follicles are already lost, so realistic expectations are set at consultation. A typical plan is an initial course of several monthly sessions followed by maintenance every few months; results are gradual and depend on continuing treatment. PRP uses your own blood, so tolerability is excellent, and the two approaches can be alternated or combined as part of a scalp programme. Supporting the follicles and growth cycle is associated with thicker-looking, healthier hair over time. Suitability, the likely number of sessions and any contraindications are reviewed with the doctor before starting.