Your own blood. Your hair's most powerful ally. One of the most clinically studied non-surgical hair loss treatments available — delivering real, measurable regrowth.
Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy stands as one of the most extensively studied and clinically validated non-surgical treatments for hair loss available today. The science behind PRP is elegant in its logic: your blood already contains everything your body needs to heal and regenerate. PRP therapy simply concentrates those regenerative signals and delivers them precisely where your hair follicles need them most.
Hair loss is not a single condition — it is a symptom with dozens of possible causes, each requiring a different therapeutic approach. A trichology consultation at our clinic is the essential first step for every new client, regardless of the treatment you ultimately require. It is the foundation upon which everything else is built. As a licensed Trichologist with specialist training in scalp diagnostics and regenerative therapies, Andreea brings a depth of clinical knowledge that goes far beyond a standard hair consultation. Every assessment is unhurried, thorough, and designed to give you clarity, confidence, and a clear path forward.
Hair loss is not a single condition — it is a symptom with dozens of possible causes, each requiring a different therapeutic approach. A trichology consultation at our clinic is the essential first step for every new client, regardless of the treatment you ultimately require. It is the foundation upon which everything else is built.
Blood is composed of red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma, and platelets. Platelets are not merely involved in clotting — they are sophisticated cellular messengers that carry an extraordinary concentration of growth factors, including Platelet-Derived Growth Factor (PDGF), Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF), Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF), Transforming Growth Factor-Beta (TGF-β), and Insulin-Like Growth Factor (IGF).
Blood is composed of red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma, and platelets. Platelets are not merely involved in clotting — they are sophisticated cellular messengers that carry an extraordinary concentration of growth factors, including Platelet-Derived Growth Factor (PDGF), Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF), Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF), Transforming Growth Factor-Beta (TGF-β), and Insulin-Like Growth Factor (IGF).
Stimulation of dormant hair follicles, moving them from the resting (telogen) phase back into active growth (anagen)
Reduction of scalp inflammation, which is a significant driver of follicular miniaturisation
Strengthening of the dermal papilla cells that govern hair growth cycles
Extension of the anagen (active growth) phase, resulting in longer, thicker, healthier hair fibres
Extension of the anagen (active growth) phase, resulting in longer, thicker, healthier hair fibres
The result, across multiple clinical studies and in clinical practice, is measurable improvement in hair density, hair calibre, and the overall health of the scalp environment.
A small quantity of blood — typically 20–30ml — is drawn from your arm, exactly as it would be for a standard blood test. This takes only a few minutes and is performed with the smallest gauge needles available to minimise discomfort.
The blood sample is placed in a medical-grade centrifuge and spun at precisely calibrated speeds and durations. This process separates the blood into its component layers, concentrating the platelet-rich plasma while removing the red blood cells. The result is a golden-coloured plasma containing platelet concentrations several times higher than normal blood — the precise ratio we use for hair restoration.
The blood sample is placed in a medical-grade centrifuge and spun at precisely calibrated speeds and durations. This process separates the blood into its component layers, concentrating the platelet-rich plasma while removing the red blood cells. The result is a golden-coloured plasma containing platelet concentrations several times higher than normal blood — the precise ratio we use for hair restoration.
The treatment areas of your scalp are cleansed and a topical anaesthetic cream is applied to ensure the procedure is as comfortable as possible. The majority of clients describe the sensation as minimal — a slight pressure or warmth rather than sharp discomfort.
Using ultra-fine needles, the PRP is injected in a systematic pattern across the treatment zone. The injection technique is critical — depth, spacing, and volume per site are all calibrated based on your individual scalp anatomy and the areas of greatest need identified during your trichoscopy assessment. A typical session involves multiple precise injection points covering the affected areas.
Using professional-grade trichoscopy equipment, we examine your scalp and hair follicles at high magnification. Trichoscopy allows us to assess follicular density, hair shaft calibre, the presence of miniaturisation (a key indicator of androgenetic alopecia), signs of scalp inflammation, scarring, infections, or dermatological conditions that would not be visible to the naked eye. This is the clinical standard for accurate hair loss diagnosis.
Based on the clinical examination and your history, we work through a differential diagnosis — considering and systematically ruling out the full range of possible causes. We assess for signs of miniaturisation, active inflammation, scarring alopecia, infection, and nutritional or hormonal factors. Where blood work is clinically indicated, you will receive specific recommendations for what to test and why.
You receive a clear, written clinical assessment: your diagnosis, the identified contributing factors, and a structured treatment plan detailing the recommended therapies, their rationale, the proposed sequence and timeline, and the realistic outcomes you can expect. You will understand not just what we recommend — but why each element of your plan has been chosen specifically for you.
Results are individual and influenced by factors including the stage of hair loss, the underlying cause, age, overall health, and adherence to the recommended protocol. Your treatment plan will include realistic expectations specific to your case — based on your clinical findings, not generalised statistics.
⏱ Duration 45–60 minutes per session
🔄 Protocol 3–4 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart
🏃 Downtime Minimal — resume same day
📅 Maintenance Every 6–12 months
🔬 Trichology Consultation
🩸 PRP Therapy
💉 Peptide Mesotherapy
🧬 Exosome Therapy
🎨 SMP
💡 LLLT
🌿 Scalp Treatments
Results from PRP therapy are progressive — the regenerative process unfolds over weeks and months rather than appearing overnight. This is a reflection of the biology involved: follicles that have been in a resting state must be reactivated, transition through the growth cycle, and produce visible new hair shafts before results are apparent to the eye.
Weeks 2–4: Reduction in hair shedding is often the first sign — many clients notice significantly less hair loss during washing and styling.
Months 2–3: New fine growth may become visible at the hairline and in areas of thinning. Hair shafts already present often appear stronger and thicker.
Months 4–6: Meaningful improvement in hair density becomes apparent. Trichoscopy at this stage typically shows measurable increases in follicular density and hair shaft calibre.
PRP therapy begins with a trichology consultation to confirm it's right for you.
Book a trichology consultation to confirm PRP is the right treatment for your specific condition.