Hair loss and thinning
PRP Hair Regeneration in London
Your own growth factors, back to the scalp
We take a small blood sample, concentrate its platelet-rich plasma and return it to thinning areas, strengthening follicles and reducing shedding over a course of treatments.
Special offer
Stronger, thicker hair with PRP from your own blood, now £109
£109
PRP hair · 1 session
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Made from you
Your own blood, your own growth factors
PRP uses only what your body already makes. We concentrate the platelets from your own blood sample and return them to your scalp the same day, so your treatment contains no synthetic drugs, fillers or animal products.
- Prepared from your blood in clinic
- Returned to your scalp the same day
- Suits women and men with thinning hair
- Special offer: £109 per session
The treatment
What is PRP Hair Regeneration?
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) hair regeneration is a treatment for thinning hair and hair loss, available at PureSkin in Marylebone, London. We take a small sample of your blood, spin it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, then return that plasma to thinning areas of your scalp. Platelets release growth factors that strengthen weak follicles, slow shedding and support thicker, healthier hair.
- Slows shedding and hair thinning
- Strengthens weak and miniaturised follicles
- Supports thicker, denser hair over a course
- Uses your own blood, with nothing synthetic added
- Suits women and men
Where it works
Treatment areas
Scalp
- Crown
- Parting and widening part
- Hairline and temples
- Diffuse thinning across the scalp
Face
- Beard
- Eyebrows
The science
How does PRP Hair Regeneration work?
Your platelets carry growth factors that your body uses to repair tissue. Concentrated and placed at the follicle, they wake up hair follicles that have shrunk or slowed down, extend the growth phase of the hair cycle and improve blood supply to the scalp. PRP works on follicles that are still alive, so it gives the best results when you start treatment early.
- 1
Blood sample
We take a small blood sample from your arm, like a routine blood test.
- 2
Centrifuge
We spin the sample to separate the platelet-rich plasma from the rest of your blood.
- 3
Scalp treatment
We work the PRP into thinning areas with microneedling or fine injections.
- 4
Growth cycle
Shedding slows over the following weeks, and new growth shows over 3 to 6 months.
Is it right for me?
Who is PRP Hair Regeneration for?
- Women and men with early thinning or a widening part
- Anyone noticing more shedding than usual
- Clients with a receding hairline or thinning crown
- Those who want to support hair after stress, illness or childbirth
Results
What results can I expect?
Most clients notice less shedding after 2 to 3 sessions, and thicker, fuller hair shows between 3 and 6 months as the growth cycle catches up. We recommend a course of 3 to 6 sessions spaced four weeks apart, then a maintenance session once or twice a year. PRP strengthens existing follicles, so it cannot regrow hair on bald areas.
Prices
How much does PRP Hair Regeneration cost?
We confirm your price at the free consultation, before you book anything.
Compare
Hair loss treatments compared
The main options for thinning hair. Typical figures, which vary from person to person:
| Treatment | How it works | Downtime | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| PRP hair regeneration | Your own platelets strengthen follicles | None | Early to moderate thinning |
| Microneedling hair regeneration | Micro-channels boost blood flow, optional exosomes | None | Mild thinning, or no blood draw |
| Hair transplant | Surgeon moves follicles to bald areas | 1 to 2 weeks | Advanced loss and bald patches |
Preparation and aftercare
Before and after your treatment
Before your appointment
- Drink plenty of water the day before and the day of treatment
- Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before
- Eat a meal before your appointment
- Ask your GP before stopping any blood-thinning medication
- Wash your hair the morning of treatment, with no styling products
Aftercare
- Avoid alcohol for 24 hours after
- Wait 24 hours before washing your hair
- Skip saunas, steam rooms and intense exercise for 48 hours
- Hold off hair dye and chemical treatments for 72 hours
Safety
Side effects and suitability
Common, temporary side effects
- Scalp tenderness or mild swelling for a day
- Redness at treated areas for a few hours
- A small bruise where we took the blood sample
Not suitable if
- You have a blood or platelet disorder
- You take blood-thinning medication you cannot pause
- You have an active scalp infection or skin condition
- You are pregnant, or receiving cancer treatment
Your practitioner checks your medical history at consultation before any treatment.
Questions
PRP Hair Regeneration FAQs
How much does PRP hair treatment cost in London?
At PureSkin, PRP hair regeneration costs £109 per session on our current special offer. Most clients need a course of 3 to 6 sessions, and we price your course at a free consultation after assessing your scalp.
How many PRP sessions do I need for hair loss?
We recommend 3 to 6 sessions spaced four weeks apart, then a maintenance session once or twice a year. Your practitioner sets the number after looking at how much thinning you have and how long it has been happening.
When will I see results from PRP?
Most clients notice less shedding after 2 to 3 sessions. New, thicker growth shows between 3 and 6 months, because hair follicles need that long to complete a growth cycle.
Does PRP work for hair loss?
Clinical studies of PRP in pattern hair loss report improvements in hair density and thickness, and it works best on follicles that are thinning but still alive. PRP cannot regrow hair on bald areas, which is why starting early gives the best result.
Does PRP hair treatment hurt?
The blood sample feels like a routine blood test. On the scalp, most clients feel light pressure and some stinging. We keep each session to about 40 minutes and you can go back to normal plans the same day.
Can women have PRP for thinning hair?
Yes. PRP suits women with a widening part, diffuse thinning or shedding after stress, illness or childbirth. We check for underlying causes such as iron or thyroid levels at consultation and may suggest a GP blood test first.
What is the difference between PRP and exosome hair treatment?
PRP uses growth factors from your own blood, so it needs a blood sample. Exosome hair regeneration delivers ready-made exosome growth signals with microneedling, with no blood draw. Both strengthen thinning follicles, and your practitioner recommends one at consultation.
Is PRP better than a hair transplant?
They treat different stages of hair loss. PRP strengthens thinning follicles that are still alive and involves no surgery. A hair transplant moves follicles into bald areas. Many transplant surgeons use PRP alongside surgery to support healing and existing hair.
Can I use minoxidil with PRP?
Yes. Many clients combine PRP with minoxidil or other treatments their GP or pharmacist recommends. Tell your practitioner what you use at consultation so we can plan timings around your sessions.
How long do PRP results last?
Results from a full course last many months, and a maintenance session once or twice a year keeps follicles strong. The underlying cause of hair loss continues, so stopping all treatment lets thinning return over time.
What should I avoid after PRP hair treatment?
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours, wait 24 hours before washing your hair, skip saunas and intense exercise for 48 hours, and hold off hair dye for 72 hours.
Where can I get PRP hair treatment in London?
PureSkin offers PRP hair regeneration at 11 Welbeck Street, London W1G 9XZ, in Marylebone, a minute from Harley Street and a short walk from Bond Street station. The clinic is open Monday to Saturday, 11am to 7pm.
Ready to book PRP Hair Regeneration?
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