PRP Hair Loss Treatment
PRP hair treatment uses platelets taken from a small sample of your own blood to support weak, thinning hair follicles. Every element of the PRP treatment at AL Aesthetics is carried out by Dr Brian Mills, from the blood draw to the final injection.
PRP for hair restoration
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. Platelets are best known for helping wounds heal, but they also carry growth factors that play a part in repairing and renewing tissue. In a PRP hair treatment, a small sample of your blood is drawn and then spun in a centrifuge to separate out this concentrated, platelet-rich layer. It's then injected into the areas of your scalp where your hair is beginning to thin.
The aim is to give struggling hair follicles a better environment to grow in. PRP is most often used for gradual thinning, such as pattern hair loss in men and women, and tends to work best when follicles are still active. Because it's made from your own blood, there's no risk of an allergic reaction to the PRP itself.

Dr. Ash Labib
Owner & Founder
Made from your own blood
There are no synthetic ingredients or donor products. Your treatment is prepared from your own blood on the day, in clinic.
Supports weak, thinning follicles
The growth factors in PRP help support the follicles that are still producing hair, so strands can grow back stronger and thicker over time.
Suitable for men and women
PRP is used for thinning in both men and women, including diffuse thinning across the top of the head and a widening parting.
Fits around your life
Each session takes around an hour, and most people go straight back to work or their day afterwards.

Dr. Ash Labib
Owner & Founder
PRP for hair restoration
At many clinics, PRP is carried out by a range of practitioners. At AL Aesthetics, every PRP hair treatment is carried out by Dr Brian Mills, who also takes your blood sample himself.
Dr Mills trained in surgery in Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) within the NHS. That gave him a detailed understanding of anatomy and a methodical, safety-first way of working. He has since completed extensive postgraduate training in aesthetic medicine, and he takes time at every consultation to explain your options and set realistic expectations.
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Your Consultation – what to expect.
Initial Consultation
Your Treatment
Specialist Aftercare
PRP Hair Treatment Prices
Our prices reflect a doctor-led service with personalised care at every stage. If you have any questions about cost, please get in touch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does PRP work for hair loss?
PRP can help many people with gradual thinning, especially pattern hair loss, when the follicles are still active. Results vary from person to person, so Dr Mills will assess your scalp at your consultation and give you an honest view of what PRP is likely to achieve for you.
Is PRP hair treatment painful?
Most people feel only mild discomfort. The injections use a very fine needle, and Dr Mills will talk you through how the treatment is kept as comfortable as possible
When will I see results?
Hair grows slowly, so PRP takes patience. Many people start to notice less shedding and better hair quality after two to three months, with fuller results building over the course of treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
We recommend a course of three sessions, spaced a few weeks apart, for the best results. After that, many patients choose a maintenance session to keep their results going.
Is PRP suitable for women?
Yes. PRP is a popular choice for women with thinning hair, including thinning around the parting and across the crown.
Why choose AL Aesthetics for PRP hair treatment?
Your treatment is carried out by Dr Brian Mills from start to finish, including your blood draw. You'll get a thorough consultation, honest advice and a treatment plan built around you, at a CQC-regulated clinic in Solihull or Wolverhampton.
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