How much does PRP hair treatment cost at The London PRP Clinic?

£545 per session for our comprehensive PRP hair treatment, which includes Viviscal™ Professional supplements and organic hair oils. Most patients need 3-4 initial sessions. ExoRevive treatment is £445 per session.

Is PRP better than a hair transplant?

PRP is better for early-stage hair loss (Norwood 1-4) as it's non-surgical with no downtime and costs £545 vs £3,000-15,000 for transplants. Hair transplants are better for advanced hair loss (Norwood 5-7) but require surgery and 2 weeks recovery. Many patients use PRP to enhance transplant results.

What's the difference between PRP and ExoRevive?

PRP uses your blood's platelets containing 5-7 growth factors. ExoRevive uses lab-derived exosomes with 1,000+ growth factors, often showing faster results (6-8 weeks vs 3-4 months). ExoRevive costs £445 per session vs £545 for PRP with supplements.

Which London Underground station is closest to The London PRP Clinic?

Our Marylebone clinic is a 5-minute walk from Marylebone Station and 7 minutes from Baker Street Underground (Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, and Bakerloo lines). We're also 8 minutes from Edgware Road Station.

Haircuts for Receding Hairline

30 Aug

Written By Omar Elalfy

Best haircuts for receding hairline: Strategic styling solutions

Professional styling can subtract years from appearance, with the right cut minimizing recession visibility by 70%. UK barbers report 40% of male clients request help managing hairline changes. Strategic cutting, combined with proper styling products, creates illusions of density and favorable proportions.

Accepting recession rather than failed concealment attempts produces better aesthetic results. Modern styles embrace natural hairlines rather than fighting them. Understanding which cuts suit your specific pattern, face shape, and lifestyle enables confident presentation.

Short textured crops lead preferences

The French crop places textured fringe forward, partially covering temple recession. Length varies from 1-3 inches on top with faded sides. The cut suits most face shapes whilst requiring minimal styling—just matte clay worked through damp hair.

Textured quiffs add height, drawing eyes upward rather than focusing on temples. Keep sides short (grade 2-3) with 2-4 inches on top. Style using volumizing mousse and medium-hold product, blow-drying with round brush for lift.

Crew cuts offer classic simplicity, uniformly short length minimizing contrast between thick and thin areas. Grade 3-4 on top, 1-2 on sides. Zero maintenance required, though weekly barber visits maintain sharpness.

Medium-length options provide versatility

Side parts work when recession remains mild, using natural weight to cover problem areas. Part on your fuller side, combing hair across thinner regions. Avoid severe parts that emphasize contrast. Use light pomade for control without greasiness.

Slicked-back styles suit V-shaped recession, pulling hair away from temples entirely. Requires 3-5 inches length and strong-hold product. The confident approach owns recession rather than hiding it. Regular trims prevent stringy appearance.

Layered cuts add dimension and movement, creating fullness illusion. Varying lengths prevent flat appearance whilst strategic layers cover sparse areas. Requires skilled cutting every 6-8 weeks plus texturizing products.

Buzz cuts eliminate concerns

Grade 1-2 buzz cuts render recession nearly invisible by minimizing length differential. The ultra-short style suits confident men accepting their pattern. Maintenance involves weekly home trimming or fortnightly barber visits.

Skin fades blend hairline into temples, creating gradual transition rather than harsh lines. Skilled barbers customize fade placement complementing individual recession patterns. Requires professional maintenance every 2-3 weeks.

Styling products make differences

Sea salt sprays add texture and volume to fine hair, creating fuller appearance. Apply to damp hair before blow-drying. Avoid overuse which causes dryness and brittleness.

Matte clays provide hold without shine that emphasizes thinning. Work small amounts through dry hair for piece-y texture. Building up gradually prevents heavy, greasy appearance.

Volumizing mousses applied to roots before blow-drying create lift lasting all day. Use medium heat and round brush, directing airflow upward. Finish with light hairspray for hold.

Common mistakes worsen appearance

Growing hair long rarely improves recession visibility. Longer strands appear stringy, emphasizing thinning rather than covering it. Weight pulls hair flat, eliminating volume. Wind exposes problem areas dramatically.

Combovers fool nobody whilst drawing attention to insecurity. The desperate attempt at coverage appears worse than confident acceptance. Modern styles offer better solutions than outdated concealment attempts.

Want personalized styling advice? Send hairline photos via WhatsApp for free consultation including cut recommendations and potential restoration options.

Omar Elalfy