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Hair & Scalp Regeneration in London.London.

Hair loss isn’t one diagnosis – it’s a spectrum.
From androgenetic alopecia (genetic thinning) to postpartum shedding, alopecia areata, traction alopecia, telogen effluvium, and even trichotillomania, the underlying cause determines the plan.

At Dr Hans Clinics , every treatment begins with a
Trichology Consultation.

We assess scalp health, follicular viability, hormonal status, and inflammatory markers before recommending any regenerative protocol.

Dr Hans Clinics London | Services | Dr Hansel treating a patient

Our Philosophy:

We don’t “treat hair loss” – we treat the scalp as living tissue.

Regeneration starts with restoring micro-circulation, stabilising inflammation, and activating dormant follicles using autologous (your own) and biologically compatible materials.

Every plan is bespoke, and may combine PRP, PRF, Biosomes, Growth Factors, or diagnostic adjuncts based on your underlying pattern and goals.

TREATMENT PATHWAYS

Consultation & Diagnostics

Your first appointment involves:

● Scalp analysis and trichoscopy.

● Optional bloodwork: iron, thyroid, vitamin D, ferritin, and hormonal panels .

● Genetic or Fagron TrichoTest (if indicated)

Results determine if your loss is inflammatory, hormonal, autoimmune, or nutritional.

Autologous Regenerative Therapies

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): Concentrated platelets deliver PDGF, VEGF, TGF-β to extend the anagen phase and improve density in androgenetic alopecia, postpartum shedding, telogen effluvium, and alopecia areata (adjunct).

PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin):
Second-generation concentrate without anticoagulants – gradual release of growth factors, better suited for diffuse or stress-related thinning and postpartum loss.

Regenerative Adjuncts

Growth Factors (GFs) : Biomimetic peptides enhancing scalp hydration and keratinocyte turnover – ideal for telogen effluvium or seborrhoeic conditions.

Biosomes Exosome-inspired synthetic nanocarriers delivering amino acids, antioxidants, and peptides to improve cellular communication and post-procedure recovery.

Combination Protocols

We often combine:

● PRF + Biosomes (for repair and vascular recovery)

● PRP + Exosomes (for enhanced follicular activity)

● PRP + GFs (for hydration and anti-inflammatory balance)

These combinations are supported by emerging data on additive regenerative potential.

SAFETY & EVIDENCE

We often combine:

Gentile et al., Dermatol Surg 2020 : PRP increased hair density by 30 – 40% vs saline.

Trink et al., Br J Dermatol 2013 : PRP comparable to triamcinolone for alopecia areata.

Giordano et al., Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open 2018 : PRF offers more sustained release and calibre improvement.

Alves & Grimalt, Int J Trichology 2022 : PRP enhances density in both men and women with androgenetic alopecia.

Adverse effects : Transient redness, tightness, or mild tenderness (<48h).

Contraindications : Active scalp infection, uncontrolled autoimmune disease, pregnancy, anaemia, recent isotretinoin.

TREATMENT PLAN

We often combine:

Initial course : 3 – 4 sessions every 4 – 6 weeks

Maintenance : every 6 – 12 months if improvement stabilises

Each session : 45 – 60 min, including photography and topical anaesthesia

● No washing, steam, or sun exposure for 24 h.

INDICATIONS

Condition Primary Mechanism
Androgenetic Alopecia (Male/Female Pattern Hair Loss)
Follicular angiogenesis & DHT-induced microinflammation control
Postpartum Hair Loss
Hormone-induced telogen effluvium recovery
Alopecia Areata
Local immunomodulation (TGF-β balance)
Telogen Effluvium
Transition from telogen → anagen
Traction Alopecia
ECM and vascular restoration
Traction Alopecia
ECM and vascular restoration
Trichotillomania (Post-habit Recovery)
Fibrotic bed remodelling
Diffuse Thinning / Stress-related Shedding
Mitochondrial & stem-cell signalling

WHAT TO EXPECT

Timeframe Expected Change
1 – 2 weeks
Decreased shedding; scalp feels healthier
6 – 12 weeks
Visible thickening and density gain
3 – 6 months
Peak collagen and vascular regeneration
6 – 12 months
Maintenance review and booster if indicated

FAQ'S

Is PRP or PRF better?
PRF releases growth factors slower and is often chosen for long-term scalp remodelling; PRP gives faster visible improvement.
Yes, as an adjunct. PRP has shown similar efficacy to corticosteroid injections in mild to moderate areata when done under sterile, controlled conditions.
No – PRP cannot regenerate follicles destroyed by fibrosis. Early diagnosis is key.
After 24 hours. Use a mild shampoo; avoid oiling or massaging for 48 hours.
People noticing shedding, thinning, loss of density, or poor scalp health who want evidence-guided, minimally invasive options.
We don’t advertise disease treatment. We offer cosmetic scalp/hair-quality support and can signpost to GPs/derm when needed.
Pattern hair loss, postpartum shedding, telogen effluvium, alopecia areata suspicion, traction loss, trichotillomania behaviours—history and trichoscopy guide decisions.
Trichology consult, hair-safe photography, optional labs (iron, thyroid, vitamin D, hormones) and Fagron TrichoTest if indicated.
PRP/PRF, growth-factor adjuncts, biosomes/exosomes (where appropriate), at-home protocols, and lifestyle support.

Early diagnosis matters more than early treatment.

Book your consultation to identify your hair loss pattern and start your evidence-based restoration plan.
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