How PRF supports hair

PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) delivers your own growth factors to the scalp, supporting blood supply and encouraging healthier follicle activity.

Who it suits

Early to moderate thinning, reduced density or increased shedding. If hair loss is sudden/patchy or the scalp is inflamed, see your GP/dermatologist first.

The usual plan

• Course: 3–4 sessions about 4 weeks apart

• Timeline:

  • Weeks 0–8: less shedding for many

  • Months 3–4: texture and coverage begin to improve

  • Months 6+: consolidation with maintenance every 6–12 months

• Downtime: Mild scalp tenderness/redness 24–48 hours

Boosting your outcome

• Combine with polynucleotides: They modulate inflammation and support the scalp micro-environment—works well alongside PRF.

• At-home care: Balanced diet, gentle scalp hygiene, manage stress/sleep, avoid harsh styling.

• Medical add-ons: Your GP/dermatologist can advise on adjuncts if appropriate.

Realistic expectations

No treatment can promise full regrowth, especially in advanced loss. Aim for thicker strands, better coverage and a healthier scalp over time.

Safety & comfort

Because PRF is autologous, allergy risk is low. Discomfort is brief; numbing options are available.