How much does PRP hair treatment cost in London in 2026, and is it worth it?

5 Oct

PRP hair treatment in Harley Street and Mayfair is commonly priced at £600 to £850 or more per session. The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness offers doctor-led PRP hair treatment from £545 per session, and a course of three from £1,455. Most patients need three initial sessions and maintenance every four to six months.

Key points

PRP hair treatment in central London ranges from around £600 to £850 or more per session at Harley Street and Mayfair clinics.
The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness offers PRP hair from £545 per session and a course of three from £1,455.
A 2024 systematic review reported mean increases of 18 to 27.7 hairs per square centimetre after PRP for hair loss.
PRP works best for early to moderate pattern hair loss, and results begin to show from around three months.
Every hair case at our Marylebone clinic starts with diagnostic bloods, so treatment targets the real cause.

What does PRP hair treatment cost in London?

PRP hair treatment cost in London depends on the doctor, the preparation system and what is included. Harley Street and Mayfair clinics commonly charge £600 to £850 or more per session. The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness offers doctor-led PRP hair treatment from £545 per session, with a course of three from £1,455.
The headline figure rarely tells the full story. Patients comparing clinics should ask whether the price includes a doctor consultation, review appointments, standardised photographs and follow-up, or whether each is charged separately.

PRP hair pricing at a glance

Harley Street and Mayfair clinics. Commonly £600 to £850 or more per single session.
The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness, single session. From £545, doctor-led.
The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness, course of three. From £1,455, doctor-led, including review appointments.
Maintenance sessions. Typically every four to six months after the initial course, priced from £545.
Diagnostic blood panel. Quoted separately through The Online GP by The Wellness, tailored to the tests your doctor recommends.

Ask for a personalised PRP quote on WhatsApp and a doctor will confirm the course that fits your hair.

What affects the price of PRP for hair?

Four factors drive the price of PRP for hair loss. The first is who performs the treatment, because a doctor-led session includes diagnosis and clinical judgement as well as the injections. The second is the preparation system, since platelet concentration varies between devices and influences results.
The third factor is the size of the treated area, with full scalp treatments taking longer than crown-only treatments. The fourth is what sits around the session, including consultation, blood tests, photography and review. A lower single-session price can become the higher total once these extras are added.

How many PRP sessions will I need for hair loss?

PRP for hair loss is a course, not a single appointment. The usual protocol is three sessions spaced about four weeks apart, followed by maintenance every four to six months. Patients with more advanced thinning sometimes need a fourth initial session, and the doctor confirms this at review.
Planning the full first year helps with budgeting. A typical first year at The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness includes the course of three from £1,455 plus one or two maintenance sessions from £545 each.

Does PRP for hair loss actually work?

PRP for hair loss is supported by a growing body of clinical trials, particularly for androgenetic alopecia. A 2024 systematic review in aesthetic dermatology reported mean increases of 18 to 27.7 hairs per square centimetre in treated areas. A 2022 evidence review in American Family Physician concluded that PRP increases hair density more effectively than usual treatment in men with pattern hair loss.
The evidence also has honest limits. A 2017 meta-analysis of six studies and 177 patients in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology found trends towards more and thicker hairs but urged caution, because many trials were small and used different preparation methods. That variability is why the choice of clinic and protocol matters as much as the treatment itself.
Clinical confidence has grown alongside the research. Census data from the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery showed the proportion of hair restoration surgeons routinely recommending PRP doubled from 24% in 2012 to 48% in 2021.

Who gets the best results from PRP hair treatment?

The best PRP hair results come in patients with early to moderate thinning and healthy blood results. Follicles that are miniaturising but still active respond well to growth factors. Areas that have been bald for many years have fewer living follicles and respond less.
Good candidates usually share these features.

Thinning at the parting, crown or temples that started within the last few years.
Normal or corrected ferritin, thyroid function, vitamin D and zinc.
Realistic expectations of thicker, denser hair rather than a new hairline.
Willingness to complete the course and maintenance.

"The money is best spent on the right patient at the right stage," says [Doctor name], lead PRP doctor at The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness. "That is why we test bloods first and turn away patients who would be better served elsewhere." [Quote to be approved by the reviewing doctor before publication.]
Book your free suitability review on WhatsApp to find out whether you are a strong candidate.

Why do blood tests come before PRP?

Blood tests come before PRP because several common causes of hair loss are treatable and can limit results. The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness checks ferritin, a full thyroid panel, vitamin D, vitamin B12, relevant hormones, HbA1c and zinc. The Online GP by The Wellness performs the testing at 10 Portman Square in Marylebone.
Many hair transplant clinics treat PRP as an add-on to surgery and skip this step. A diagnostic-first approach means patients pay for PRP only when PRP is the right answer.

How long do PRP hair results last?

PRP hair results typically last 12 to 18 months after a full course, with maintenance sessions extending them. Pattern hair loss is progressive, so PRP slows and partly reverses thinning rather than curing it. Patients who keep to maintenance every four to six months hold their gains best.
Results build gradually. Reduced shedding is often the first change, followed by thicker hairs from around three months and the fullest effect at six months.
Plan your first year of PRP on WhatsApp with one of our doctors.

How does the free suitability review work?

The free suitability review is a doctor's honest assessment before you book. Send a short hair history and three photographs of your hairline, crown and parting on WhatsApp. A GMC-registered doctor reviews the case and either approves you for a consultation or explains why PRP is not the right route.
Start your free review now, call +44 20 3951 3429, or email team@thewellnesslondon.com.

Frequently asked questions

How much is one PRP session for hair in London?

One PRP hair session in London commonly costs £600 to £850 or more at Harley Street and Mayfair clinics. The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness offers doctor-led PRP hair treatment from £545 per session.

Is a course of PRP better value than single sessions?

A course of PRP is usually better value, because results depend on three initial sessions. The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness offers a course of three from £1,455.

Is PRP for hair loss painful?

PRP for hair loss involves a series of fine injections across the scalp. Most patients describe mild discomfort, and our doctors use techniques to keep the treatment comfortable. Sessions take around 45 to 60 minutes.

Where can I have PRP hair treatment in London?

The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness offers doctor-led PRP hair treatment at 10 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6AZ, a short walk from Baker Street and Bond Street stations.