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PRP for Hair Loss

Losing or thinning hair is hugely distressing and affects self-esteem for many of our patients, both male and female. We are experts in regenerative hair loss treatments.

About this treatment

Losing or thinning hair is hugely distressing to deal with and has an impact on self-esteem for many of our patients, both male and female. The Private Clinic Swansea are experts in hair loss treatments, and we fully understand the psychological impact hair loss can have on your life.

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses the growth factors in your own blood to stimulate the scalp and support regrowth — a regenerative approach that works with your body's own healing biology.

What to expect
01

Consultation & assessment

Every treatment begins with a thorough consultation. We take time to understand your needs, assess your skin and health, take a medical history, and discuss your goals.

02

A tailored plan

We design a personalised treatment plan around your specific concerns — never a package. You decide whether and when to proceed.

03

Treatment, aftercare & follow-up

Your treatment is carried out by qualified medical professionals to the highest safety standards, with comprehensive aftercare guidance and follow-up to monitor your progress.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions.

Why is red light LED therapy added? +
The celluma device has been cleared by the FDA for the treatment of hair loss, it’s been proven through substantial research to restore hair loss and therefore can be used as a standalone treatment or combined to enhance other treatments such as PRP.
How long does PRP for hair loss last? +
The duration of the effects of PRP vary depending on several factors, including severity of hair loss, lifestyle, general health and number of treatments received. In general results may last up to 12 months. Essentially it’s a treatment that doesn’t wear off as it’s producing your own biological response, but you may continue to lose hair, however maintenance treatments are required and will maintain the results.
Are there any risks or side effects to having PRP? +
Some mild pain, swelling that can last 24/48 hours and bruising at the injection site are all potential non-harmful side effects.
How long does the treatment take? +
On average we allow an hour appointment for PRP this includes the time needed for numbing cream.
How many treatments do I need? +
We recommend 3-6 treatments one every 4-6 weeks with maintenance once a year.
Does PRP hurt? +
The use of numbing cream for 20-30 minutes prior to your treatment means the level of discomfort is reduced, patients describe the treatment as bearable and a little pinching.
Begin your patient journey

Ready when you are.

Every treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation — there is never any obligation to proceed.