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AUTOLOGOUS REGENERATIVE THERAPY

PRP Consultations for Hair & Skin

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) uses a preparation made from a person's own blood. Hair and skin concerns involve different treatment goals and need an individual discussion of the evidence and possible limitations.

TREATMENT OVERVIEW

What to Discuss at Your Consultation

  1. 01

    Your treatment goal

    Specify whether your enquiry concerns hair or facial skin.

  2. 02

    Your history

    Review your concern and any previous assessment.

  3. 03

    Method and evidence

    Discuss the proposed method and evidence relevant to your goal.

  4. 04

    The procedure and recovery

    Ask about blood collection, comfort, recovery and potential complications.

  5. 05

    Reviewing progress

    Agree review points before committing to further sessions.

Plan your visit

Useful information to help you prepare for your consultation.

PREPARING FOR YOUR CONSULTATION

Preparing a useful PRP enquiry

Start with your concerns and treatment history.

01

Hair concerns

Describe changes in density, shedding and scalp comfort. Explain when the change began and any previous assessment.

02

Skin concerns

Explain whether texture, fine lines or another change matters most. Ask what the proposed treatment aims to change.

Bring previous treatment details so the discussion starts with your history rather than a generic package.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about PRP consultations. If you have a question that isn't listed here, please get in touch with our team.

No single procedure suits every cause of thinning or shedding. Explain when the change began, whether it is patchy or widespread and any scalp symptoms. Establish the cause and suitability before selecting a cosmetic hair treatment.

The treatment area, aim and method can differ. Ask which service is available and what the practitioner expects it to change. Evidence from one treatment area should not be treated as proof of the same outcome elsewhere.

There is no fixed course that guarantees a result. Ask for the reason behind the proposed schedule, the overall cost and when you would review whether continuing is worthwhile. An appointment request does not commit you to a course.

Discuss Your Next Step

Request a consultation to discuss suitability, available appointments and the full cost before making a decision.