PRP for hair
Sessions in which plasma is prepared from a small sample of your blood and injected into the scalp, after a scalp examination and the doctor’s assessment.
Who it's for
Suitability is confirmed after a consultation and assessment by the treating clinician; results vary from person to person. Hair loss may need assessment of its cause, and the procedure may not suit some health conditions.
What to expect
- Consultation and scalp examination with the scanner
- A small blood sample is taken and the plasma prepared
- Plasma is injected into the scalp
- Aftercare guidance and next sessions agreed
Sessions and aftercare
Avoid washing or colouring your hair on the first day, and follow the doctor’s instructions.
Possible risks and side effects
Common temporary effects: scalp tenderness, redness and a mild headache. Rare: infection. The doctor explains the risks before starting.
Why follow-up matters
Keeping follow-up appointments and aftercare instructions matters; missing them can delay noticing a side effect or affect the result.
Device used
Skin and scalp scannerMagnifying camera used to examine skin and scalp during the consultation.