Service Description

Hair Plasma PRP is a regenerative scalp treatment using platelet-rich plasma obtained from your own blood to support healthier hair follicles and improve the appearance of thinning hair. PRP contains a concentrated level of platelets and naturally occurring growth factors. When introduced into selected areas of the scalp, it can support follicular activity, improve the scalp environment and help promote stronger, denser-looking hair. What can Hair PRP improve? • Increased hair shedding PRP may help reduce excessive shedding and support the natural hair growth cycle. • Thinning hair A course of treatments can help improve the appearance of hair density and thickness in suitable candidates. • Weakened hair follicles Platelet-derived growth factors support biological processes involved in follicle function and tissue renewal. • Reduced hair density PRP can be particularly useful as part of a personalised programme for early or progressive thinning. How does the treatment work? 1. A small amount of your blood is collected. 2. The blood is processed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma. 3. The prepared PRP is applied to selected areas of the scalp according to your individual treatment plan. Because the treatment uses material obtained from your own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction to the PRP itself is very low. What to expect Mild tenderness, redness, swelling or sensitivity of the scalp can occur temporarily after treatment. Hair improvement is gradual rather than immediate. Changes in shedding, thickness and density generally develop over the following months. Several sessions are usually recommended, followed by maintenance treatments depending on your individual response and the cause of hair loss. An assessment before treatment is important because different types of hair loss require different approaches. The goal is to support healthier follicle activity and achieve stronger, thicker and fuller-looking hair while preserving a completely natural appearance.