PRP Hair Restoration Birmingham
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Treatment Time
60-75 min
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Price
x3 £1,050 / x4 £1,350
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Areas Covered
Hairline, temples, frontal scalp, crown, suitable thinning areas
What is PRP Hair Restoration?
Platelet-rich plasma prepared from the client’s own blood and used as part of a non-surgical scalp treatment pathway for selected thinning concerns.
What it may help with
Potential Benefits
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Uses a preparation derived from the client’s own blood
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Offers a non-surgical scalp-treatment option for selected thinning concerns
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Can be targeted to specific thinning areas
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Fits within a wider assessment-led hair plan
Selected thinning-hair patterns, reduced density and early pattern changes where prp is considered appropriate.
Who is it suitable for?
Selected adults with a suitable non-scarring thinning-hair pattern and realistic expectations. Suitability depends on the type and stage of hair loss, medical history and the practitioner’s assessment.
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What happens at your appointment?
Your appointment begins with confirmation of the concern, relevant history and consent. The treatment area is prepared, the agreed protocol is carried out, and you receive aftercare instructions before leaving.
Downtime & aftercare
Temporary tenderness, redness, pinpoint marks or a bruised sensation can occur. Follow the clinic’s instructions on washing the scalp, exercise, heat exposure and hair products.
Before your appointment
Tell the practitioner about medicines, supplements, bleeding issues and recent illness before blood collection and scalp treatment.
Recommended course
The current catalogue offers x3 and x4 courses. Spacing and maintenance are individualised.
Frequently asked questions
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Does PRP guarantee hair regrowth?
No. Outcomes vary and PRP is not suitable for every cause or stage of hair loss.​
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Is PRP the same as a hair transplant?
No. PRP is non-surgical and does not move hair follicles. Hair transplantation is a separate surgical pathway.​
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Can PRP be used on Afro-textured hair?
Hair texture alone does not determine suitability. The pattern and cause of hair loss, scalp condition and health history matter more.​
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How soon will I notice a change?
Hair growth cycles are slow, so any visible change is gradual. Your practitioner will discuss realistic timeframes and how progress will be reviewed.