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PRP Hair Restoration
Regrow. Strengthen. Restore - with your own biology.
From £255 per session
Autologous PRP uses a small sample of your own blood, concentrating platelets that release growth factors (PDGF, TGF‑β, VEGF) to signal repair, collagen formation and angiogenesis in the dermis. We use it to support texture, fine lines, tone and under‑eye quality when clinically appropriate
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What is PRP Hair Therapy?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a regenerative treatment that uses your own blood platelets to re-activate dormant or weakened hair follicles. After drawing a small blood sample, we separate the platelet-rich layer using a medical centrifuge. This layer contains concentrated growth factors:
● VEGF – builds new blood vessels around follicles
● IGF-1 – extends the hair growth (anagen) phase
● PDGF – recruits stem cells, repairs follicle environment
● FGF – stimulates dermal papilla cell activity
● TGF-β – regulates inflammation and tissue repair
Together, these growth factors wake up miniaturised hairs, reduce shedding, thicken hair shafts, and improve scalp health.
● VEGF – builds new blood vessels around follicles
● IGF-1 – extends the hair growth (anagen) phase
● PDGF – recruits stem cells, repairs follicle environment
● FGF – stimulates dermal papilla cell activity
● TGF-β – regulates inflammation and tissue repair
Together, these growth factors wake up miniaturised hairs, reduce shedding, thicken hair shafts, and improve scalp health.
Why Choose PRP at Dr Hans Clinics?
We don’t run a conveyor belt model of hair loss clinics. Every treatment is evidence-driven, documented, and tailored:
● Trichoscopy analysis before and after → objective follicle count, density, calibre
● Medical photography → standardised lighting and angles
● Dermastamp included → evidence shows controlled vertical stamping improves platelet distribution and follicular stimulation, with less epidermal trauma compared to rollers or pens
● Tailored combination plans → PRP is combined with medical therapies if appropriate (finasteride, minoxidil, nutritional optimisation, scalp health)
● Treatment reports → clear records of progress
● Trichoscopy analysis before and after → objective follicle count, density, calibre
● Medical photography → standardised lighting and angles
● Dermastamp included → evidence shows controlled vertical stamping improves platelet distribution and follicular stimulation, with less epidermal trauma compared to rollers or pens
● Tailored combination plans → PRP is combined with medical therapies if appropriate (finasteride, minoxidil, nutritional optimisation, scalp health)
● Treatment reports → clear records of progress
Consultation Options
● In-person consultation (£50, redeemable against treatment): Includes full scalp exam, trichoscopy imaging, medical history, and treatment plan.
● Free online consultation (15 min): For advice, eligibility check, and answering questions. Diagnostic trichoscopy is only possible in person.
● Free online consultation (15 min): For advice, eligibility check, and answering questions. Diagnostic trichoscopy is only possible in person.
Treatment Areas
● Scalp PRP – for thinning, shedding, and density improvement
● Eyebrow PRP – restores over-plucked or thinning brows
● Beard PRP – improves patchiness and hair calibre
● Eyebrow PRP – restores over-plucked or thinning brows
● Beard PRP – improves patchiness and hair calibre
Microneedling – Why Dermastamp, Not Pen?
We use dermastamping, not a microneedling pen, for a simple reason: evidence and precision.
● Controlled depth: Stamps deliver uniform vertical micro-channels at exact depth (1.5–2.0 mm for scalp), directly where follicles sit.
● Less epidermal drag: Pens can cause shear trauma, scratching the surface and increasing downtime.
● Better platelet absorption: Stamped channels act like “wells” for PRP, ensuring retention instead of bleeding out.
● Evidence: Peer-reviewed trials (e.g., Dhurat et al., Int J Trichology 2013; Gupta et al., J Cutan Aesthet Surg 2021) show stamping with PRP outperforms PRP alone, with higher hair counts and shaft thickness.
● Controlled depth: Stamps deliver uniform vertical micro-channels at exact depth (1.5–2.0 mm for scalp), directly where follicles sit.
● Less epidermal drag: Pens can cause shear trauma, scratching the surface and increasing downtime.
● Better platelet absorption: Stamped channels act like “wells” for PRP, ensuring retention instead of bleeding out.
● Evidence: Peer-reviewed trials (e.g., Dhurat et al., Int J Trichology 2013; Gupta et al., J Cutan Aesthet Surg 2021) show stamping with PRP outperforms PRP alone, with higher hair counts and shaft thickness.
Who is PRP Hair Therapy For?
✅ Men with androgenetic alopecia (Norwood stages 2–5)
✅ Women with diffuse thinning (Ludwig stages I–II)
✅ Post-stress or illness related shedding (Telogen Effluvium)
✅ Patients looking to maintain results after a hair transplant
✅ Those who want a non-surgical, natural, and safe option
✅ Women with diffuse thinning (Ludwig stages I–II)
✅ Post-stress or illness related shedding (Telogen Effluvium)
✅ Patients looking to maintain results after a hair transplant
✅ Those who want a non-surgical, natural, and safe option
Treatment Journey
● Session: 45–60 minutes (blood draw, PRP prep, injections, dermastamp)
● Recovery: Mild redness or tightness for 24 hours, normal activity same day
● Results timeline:
○ ↓ Shedding = 4–6 weeks
○ ↑ Density and calibre = 3–4 months
○ Continued improvement up to 12 months
● Recovery: Mild redness or tightness for 24 hours, normal activity same day
● Results timeline:
○ ↓ Shedding = 4–6 weeks
○ ↑ Density and calibre = 3–4 months
○ Continued improvement up to 12 months
Honest Evidence
PRP is not a miracle cure. Results depend on:
● Stage of hair loss (early = better response)
● Follicle viability (dead follicles cannot be revived)
● Consistency of treatment and maintenance
● Lifestyle, pre existing Medical conditions and quality of blood
For many, PRP slows loss, thickens existing hair, and improves scalp health. For advanced baldness, PRP is often combined with surgery or systemic therapies for best results.
● Stage of hair loss (early = better response)
● Follicle viability (dead follicles cannot be revived)
● Consistency of treatment and maintenance
● Lifestyle, pre existing Medical conditions and quality of blood
For many, PRP slows loss, thickens existing hair, and improves scalp health. For advanced baldness, PRP is often combined with surgery or systemic therapies for best results.
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FAQ'S
How many sessions do I need?
Most patients need 3-6 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart, followed by maintenance every 6–12 months depending on response.
When will I see results?
● ↓ Shedding: 4–6 weeks
● ↑ Thickness & density: 3–4 months
● Continued gains: up to 12 months
Does it hurt?
Mild discomfort during injections. We use fine needles, dermastamp, and numbing if needed. Most patients tolerate it well.
Is PRP safe?
Yes. Since PRP uses your own blood, there’s no risk of allergy or rejection. Side effects are usually limited to mild redness, swelling, or tightness for 24 hours.
Can PRP regrow bald spots?
PRP works on weakened, miniaturised follicles, not areas where follicles are completely gone. Early intervention = better results.
Pricing
All sessions include dermastamp microneedling for enhanced follicle stimulation and platelet uptake.
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.