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PRP Beard Restoration

For fuller, even facial hair growth.

From £225 per session

Patchy beard growth is often genetic but can be improved with PRP. Injected platelets release VEGF, IGF-1, and PDGF to increase blood flow, activate dormant follicles, and thicken existing hair shafts.

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What is PRP for the Beard?

Patchy beard growth is often genetic but can be improved with PRP. Injected platelets release VEGF, IGF-1, and PDGF to increase blood flow, activate dormant follicles, and thicken existing hair shafts.

Why choose us?

● Precision injections + dermastamp → uniform coverage

● Trichoscopy analysis → objective before/after documentation

● No medication unless clinically appropriate → natural approach

Honest guidance: PRP won’t create follicles that never existed, but it can optimise what you have

Who is it for?

● Men with uneven, sparse, or patchy beard growth

● Men post-transplant or post-surgery seeking density improvement

● Men preferring natural regenerative therapies over medication

FAQ'S

Will PRP grow hair where I never had any?

No. PRP cannot create brand new follicles. It improves growth in areas where hair is thin, weak, or patchy.

A course of 3-6 sessions, followed by maintenance 1–2 times a year.

Improved thickness and coverage usually appear after 3–4 months, with ongoing gains over a year.

PRP slows follicle ageing and stimulates growth, but ongoing maintenance is needed to sustain results.

Mild pricking and pressure. Most patients tolerate it well, with numbing if needed.

Pricing

All sessions include dermastamp microneedling included as standard, at no additional charge.

Note: PRP maybe be combined with adjuvant medical therapies as part of a bespoke plan. Prices may vary as per plan offered.

PRP vs PRF – What’s the Difference?

Both PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) are autologous (from your own blood) and aim to deliver platelets, growth factors, and regenerative cells into the skin or scalp.

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

  • Prepared with anticoagulant and higher centrifuge speeds.
  • Produces a clear plasma with concentrated platelets.
  • Growth factors are released rapidly after injection.
  • Evidence: widely studied in skin and hair; reviews show modest but reproducible improvements in texture, fine lines, and hair density in suitable patients.

PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin)

  • No anticoagulant; spun at lower speeds.
  • Forms a fibrin matrix that traps platelets, leukocytes, and circulating stem-cell-like cells.
  • Growth factors are released more slowly and over a longer period.
  • Evidence: early studies suggest PRF may provide a more sustained regenerative effect compared with PRP, but long-term head-to-head trials are still limited.

Which is better?

  • Current evidence suggests PRP remains the most established with the largest body of clinical research, especially for skin and hair.
  • PRF is emerging and biologically plausible for sustained release, but published human studies are fewer and results vary.
  • Choice depends on your treatment goals, tissue quality, and clinician recommendation – both are offered at the same price in our clinic.

Start Your Journey

Start with analysis and consultation to see if PRP is right for you.

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