How Much Does PRP Treatment Cost in London 2025

PRP at The Wellness is priced per session, and the prices are set out below so you can see the full cost before you book.

PRP prices at The Wellness

Hair PRP: £450 per session, or £1,215 for a course of three

Facial PRP: £450 per session, under-eye area included

Joint PRP: £750 per session

Most patients need 3-6 sessions for optimal results, with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months.

What Affects PRP Pricing

Doctor-led versus non-medical providers make the biggest difference. Medical clinics use pharmaceutical-grade equipment, sterile protocols, and advanced centrifugation that maximises platelet concentration.

Our prices are set for a doctor-led clinic in Marylebone, with every treatment given by a medical doctor.

Every price above is per session and confirmed before you book.

What's Included

Our pricing covers consultation, blood draw, laboratory processing with calcium gluconate activation, precise injection by medical doctors, and follow-up assessment.

We use only medical-grade equipment. Every treatment follows strict safety protocols.

Is PRP Worth the Cost

Hair transplants are a one-time surgical procedure that can still benefit from PRP support. Fillers need repeating every 6 to 12 months, while PRP uses your own platelets to address the underlying cause, so results last longer than temporary solutions.

PRP addresses root causes, providing longer-lasting results than temporary solutions. Most patients find the investment worthwhile given the sustained improvement.

Insurance and Payment

Most insurance doesn't cover PRP for cosmetic purposes. Some policies may cover joint treatments for medical conditions. We provide detailed invoices for insurance submission.

Payment plans available for multiple-session packages.

Ready to discuss PRP treatment? Contact us for personalised pricing based on your specific needs.

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