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.

PRP Hair Cost London

30 Aug

Written By Omar Elalfy

PRP hair treatment costs in London: Breaking down your investment

London PRP prices span £300 in suburban clinics to £850 on Harley Street, with most patients spending £1,500-3,000 annually including maintenance. The capital's competitive market offers various payment structures from single sessions to annual packages. Understanding cost factors helps identify value without compromising quality.

Price variations reflect location, practitioner experience, and service level rather than treatment efficacy. A £300 Croydon session may match £800 Mayfair treatment outcomes when protocols align. Smart shopping saves thousands without sacrificing results.

Initial treatment costs set baseline

Standard protocols require 3-4 sessions spaced monthly, representing major upfront investment. Individual sessions cost £300-850, making initial phase £900-3,400. Most clinics require payment per session rather than delayed billing.

Package deals reduce per-session costs 20-30%. Three-session packages range £750-2,000, bringing individual treatments to £250-670. Bulk purchase commitments save money but risk loss if clinics close or results disappoint.

Some clinics offer finance spreading costs over 6-12 months. Interest rates vary 0-19.9% APR depending on credit status. Calculate total repayment before committing—seemingly affordable monthly payments may hide substantial interest charges.

Maintenance determines long-term expense

After initial treatments, maintenance every 4-6 months preserves results. Annual maintenance costs £600-1,700 for 2-3 sessions. Stopping maintenance leads to gradual benefit loss over 6-12 months.

Five-year total costs range £3,000-8,500 depending on clinic choice and maintenance frequency. Compare this to alternative treatments: medications cost £2,000-4,000 over five years, while transplants provide permanent results for similar total investment.

Hidden costs impact budgets

Consultation fees range free to £200, sometimes deductible from treatment costs. Blood tests checking platelet levels, infections, and general health add £100-300. Some clinics include testing; others charge separately.

Travel costs mount quickly with multiple visits. Central London parking costs £20-40 per visit. Train fares from outer zones add £10-30 return. Six annual visits might total £300+ in transport alone.

Time costs matter for working professionals. Each session requires 2-3 hours including preparation, treatment, and recovery. Six annual sessions mean 12-18 hours away from work, potentially affecting income.

Quality markers justify price differences

GMC-registered doctors command premium prices versus overseas-qualified practitioners. Consultants charge more than junior doctors, though experience may not affect outcomes for routine procedures.

CQC-registered premises with surgical-grade equipment cost more to operate, reflected in prices. Advanced centrifuges producing optimal platelet concentrations represent significant investments clinics must recoup.

Comprehensive service including detailed consultation, blood analysis, scalp assessment, and follow-up justifies higher prices. Budget clinics may offer minimal interaction beyond actual injection procedure.

Red flags indicate concerning practices

Extremely low prices (under £200) suggest corners being cut. Unregistered practitioners, inappropriate equipment, or diluted preparations compromise safety and efficacy. Investigate thoroughly before choosing budget options.

Pressure tactics pushing large prepaid packages raise concerns. Legitimate clinics allow consideration time and offer pay-as-you-go options. Avoid clinics demanding immediate decisions or offering "today only" discounts.

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Omar Elalfy