Low Ferritin Hair Loss London. Why A Normal Result Can Still Be Too Low
Low ferritin is one of the most common treatable causes of hair shedding in women. Many laboratories call ferritin from 15 micrograms per litre normal, yet NICE confirms iron deficiency below 30. What level matters for hair, who is at risk, and how to recover.
Arthrosamid vs PRP For Knee Arthritis London. How To Choose
Arthrosamid and PRP are 2 of the most asked-about injections for knee osteoarthritis. What the randomised trials show for each, side effects, what each costs in London, and how to choose between a permanent gel and your own blood.
Thyroid Hair Loss London. Will It Grow Back?
An underactive or overactive thyroid can both cause diffuse hair loss. Regrowth is usual once levels are corrected, but it takes months and may be incomplete. Which tests matter, when hair does not recover, and what helps.
PRP For Back Pain London. Facet And Sacroiliac Joint Pain
PRP is not a treatment for general back pain, and most back pain improves without injections. It has a narrower role. When long-standing pain has been traced to a specific facet joint in the spine or to a sacroiliac joint at the base of the spine, and rehabilitation has not worked, PRP is a reasonable option. A 2026 meta-analysis of 10 trials found it reduced pain more than steroid injection at 3 and 6 months, although the authors rated the certainty of the evidence as limited.
Postpartum Hair Loss London. When It Is Normal And When To Get Checked
Hair shedding after having a baby is very common and usually temporary. It tends to start 2 to 3 months after birth, peaks at around 4 months and settles by the time your baby is 1 year old. Shedding that lasts beyond a year, comes with tiredness or palpitations, or leaves a visibly wider parting deserves a check, because low iron, a thyroid problem or underlying pattern hair loss may be involved, and each is treatable.
Hair Loss In Your 20s. What Young Men Should Do First
Hair loss in your 20s is common. About 25 percent of men notice the first signs before the age of 21. In most young men it is male pattern hair loss, which is gradual and progressive but very treatable when it is caught early, because follicles that are shrinking can still be kept. The first step is a proper diagnosis with a scalp examination and blood tests, followed by a plan that you can keep up for years.
PRP Shoulder Injection London. Rotator Cuff Pain, Explained By Doctors
What the 2024 to 2026 trials show for PRP in rotator cuff pain, when a steroid injection or surgery is the better choice, and what treatment costs in London.
PRP For Women's Hair Loss London. What Works And Why Diagnosis Comes First
Does PRP work for women's hair loss? What the evidence shows, why blood tests come first, how PRP fits with minoxidil, and what treatment costs in London.
PRP For Meniscus Tear London. Do You Need Surgery?
Most degenerative meniscus tears do not need surgery. What the trials show for keyhole surgery, physiotherapy and PRP, when a tear does need a surgeon, and what treatment costs in London.
Our Clinical Standards. How We Practise PRP
The 10 standards The London PRP Clinic by The Wellness practises by, from 100 supervised treatments before any clinician treats, to blood tests before hair PRP and ultrasound for every joint injection.
PRP Consultation London. What Happens At Your First Appointment
What happens at a PRP consultation in London, what to bring, what the doctor will ask and do for hair, joints and the face, and what you leave with. A free doctor-led suitability review with a clear yes or no.
Best PRP Doctor In London. How To Choose The Right One
The best PRP doctor depends on what you are treating. A GMC-registered doctor explains which skills matter for hair, skin and joints, the warning signs to look for, and how to check any doctor on the GMC register in 2 minutes.
Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia in London: Why Early Diagnosis Matters
A receding hairline with eyebrow thinning or scalp inflammation may be frontal fibrosing alopecia. Why prompt dermatology assessment matters, what treatment can and cannot do, and where PRP fits.
Alopecia Areata Treatment London. JAK Inhibitors, Steroid Injections And PRP
Patchy hair loss from alopecia areata can often regrow. A GMC-registered doctor explains steroid injections, PRP as a steroid-free option, the new JAK inhibitors and their NHS status, and which blood tests to have.
Ozempic Face Treatment London. What Causes It And What Helps
Ozempic face is facial hollowing after rapid weight loss on Mounjaro, Wegovy or Ozempic. A GMC-registered doctor explains what causes it, how to tell volume, skin quality and structure apart, and what actually helps.
New Hair Loss Treatments 2026. Clascoterone And PP405 Explained
Clascoterone and PP405 are the most talked-about hair loss treatments of 2026. A GMC-registered doctor explains the trial data, when they may reach the UK, and what protects your hair in the meantime.
Hair Breakage or Shedding? How to Tell Before Choosing Treatment
Seeing more hair on your brush? Learn how broken strands differ from shedding, what a clinician checks, and why the right diagnosis comes before PRP.
Crown Hair Loss and CCCA: Why Early Scalp Assessment Matters
Crown thinning with itching or tenderness could be CCCA, a scarring alopecia. Learn the warning signs, why early treatment matters and why PRP is not the first step.
Traction Alopecia: Can Hair Grow Back After Tight Styles?
A receding hairline after braids, extensions or tight styles may be traction alopecia. Learn when regrowth is possible, what to stop and whether PRP fits.
Scalp Psoriasis and Hair Loss: Treat the Scalp First
Scalp psoriasis can drive hair shedding through scratching, inflammation and scale. A GMC-registered doctor explains why the scalp needs treating first and when hair treatment such as PRP fits.