PRP Hair Loss Treatment Birmingham
At Complete Clinical Care in Edgbaston, Birmingham, we offer clinician-led PRP hair loss treatment for men and women experiencing thinning hair and selected forms of hair loss. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) uses platelets from your own blood and is injected into targeted areas of the scalp to support hair follicle activity and hair density. Because hair loss can have many different causes, every treatment begins with an individual consultation to understand your symptoms, medical history and whether PRP may be appropriate for you.
Who is PRP Hair Loss Treatment for?
PRP hair treatment may be suitable for men and women experiencing thinning hair, reduced hair density or selected forms of pattern hair loss. It can be considered where active hair follicles are still present and may be used as part of a personalised approach to supporting scalp and hair follicle health.
Because hair loss can have many different causes — including genetics, hormonal changes, stress, illness or nutritional factors — every patient should have an individual assessment first to understand the likely cause of their hair loss and determine whether PRP is an appropriate treatment option.
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*Please note that the cost of the initial consultation will be taken off the price of the treatment if you decide to go ahead.
What is PRP Therapy?
PRP therapy treatments (Platelet-rich plasma) use the platelets in your blood to regenerate the tissues in your target areas.
The platelets are injected near target area where they will stimulate the regeneration of tissue and encourage increased blood flow, collagen production and nerve sensitivity.
Hair loss PRP treatments include a tailored consultation, treatment and follow up with Yasmeen, our advanced nurse practitioner and expert in PRP therapies.
Meet Yasmeen…
Yasmeen is an advanced nurse practitioner with over 20 years in the NHS. She is an expert in PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatments and bioidentical hormone therapies. Yasmeen prides herself on providing a holistic and wellness-focused approach to all of her treatments.
What happens during the treatment?
Your clinician will conduct an assessment to make sure the treatment is right for you.
Blood is collected from your arm and put into a centrifuge where the different components of the blood are separated out.
After 15 mins, the blood is removed from the centrifuge and the platelets collected, ready to use.
The platelets are then injected into the target areas where they will begin to regenerate the tissue.
FAQs
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PRP treatments are great for anyone suffering from joint pain, rotator cuff injury, tennis elbow and other joint related injuries.
Please note that these treatments may not be suitable for those affected by blood clotting disorders. Please contact one of our clinicians if you have further questions regarding this.
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Yes. As PRP uses the platelets and plasma from your own blood, it reduces the risk of an allergic reaction or infection.
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The side effects are generally mild and can include redness, swelling and discomfort around the injection site.
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The entire treatment takes 60 mins, including processing time in the centrifuge and time for the local anaesthetic to take affect.
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This varies from patient to patient depending on the severity of their symptoms. Most people find that one treatment is all that they need, but sometimes an additional treatment may be required to give your tissues an extra boost a few months after the initial treatment.