Support for your existing hair
Advanced PRP Hair Treatment
Use concentrated components from your own blood as part of a clinically guided scalp and hair support plan.
Understand your options
Is Advanced PRP Hair Treatment right for you?
PRP treatment prepares platelet-rich plasma from a small sample of your blood and introduces it into selected scalp areas. Response varies and assessment matters.
Your recommendation follows a proper review of your hair loss pattern, donor area, scalp health, medical history and realistic expectations. Your free assessment gives you clear guidance before you commit to treatment.
How PRP supports existing hair
PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. After separation, the platelet-rich component is introduced into selected scalp areas as part of a clinically guided programme intended to support the environment around existing follicles.
A treatment course built around you
Your pattern of thinning, scalp condition, medical history and treatment objectives shape the session plan. PRP can be used as a nonsurgical support option and may also form part of a wider transplant or hair-maintenance programme.
What to expect at each session
Blood is collected and processed, the scalp is prepared and the PRP is administered across the planned areas using fine injections. The appointment is usually straightforward, with aftercare instructions provided before you return to your normal schedule.
You may be suitable if…
- You have selected early or diffuse thinning
- You want to support existing hair
- PRP is suitable for your health and scalp condition
- You understand a course of sessions may be advised
Potential advantages
- Uses a preparation from your own blood
- Non-surgical treatment sessions
- Can support selected hair loss plans
- May complement transplant aftercare when appropriate
Your treatment journey
Know what happens before you decide.
- 01
Assessment
The cause and pattern of thinning are reviewed.
- 02
Blood preparation
A small sample is processed to separate platelet-rich plasma.
- 03
Scalp treatment
PRP is introduced into selected areas.
- 04
Session plan
Timing is based on your response and clinical recommendation.
- 05
Review
Progress is documented without guaranteeing growth.
Clear answers
Questions clients often ask
How many PRP sessions will I need?
The number and spacing depend on your assessment, treatment goal and response. A clinician should recommend the schedule.
Is PRP a replacement for a transplant?
Not usually. PRP and transplantation address different needs, and neither is appropriate for every person.
How much does Advanced PRP Hair Treatment cost?
Your price is prepared after reviewing the treatment area, donor supply, technique and complete care plan. Our packages are structured to remain accessible and are generally more affordable than comparable private clinic standards in Western countries, without reducing the importance of specialist planning, clinical care and follow up.
How long does the procedure take?
The timing follows the size and technical requirements of your treatment plan. Hair-transplant procedures commonly occupy most of the treatment day, while SMP and PRP appointments are shorter and may be delivered as a planned course of sessions. Your coordinator confirms the schedule before you book.
How is comfort managed?
The team prepares you carefully and uses the appropriate comfort measures for the procedure. Hair transplantation is performed with local anaesthesia; SMP and PRP use a treatment specific comfort approach. You remain able to communicate with the team throughout.
When can I return to normal activities?
Light daily activity usually resumes quickly, but the treated area needs protection during early healing. You receive precise guidance for washing, sleeping, exercise, sun exposure, headwear and work based on the procedure you choose.
How do I begin?
Start with the free online assessment or book a free clinic visit. Clear photographs and a short history allow the team to identify the most relevant option, explain the plan and prepare your quotation before you make a commitment.
Does PRP contain medication or donor material?
PRP is prepared from your own blood. Any combined treatment or medication is discussed separately during your clinical assessment.
This page provides general information and does not replace a personal clinical assessment. Suitability, recovery and results vary. No specific graft count, density or outcome is guaranteed.