Hair Loss Treatment for Men in London

Hair loss is a common concern for men, affecting confidence and self-esteem at any age. Whether it’s a receding hairline, thinning crown or more advanced hair loss, finding the right hair loss treatment for men can make a significant difference.

Below we outline the causes of male hair loss, the different treatment options and how Harley Street MD can help you regain a fuller, healthier head of hair.

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Hair Loss in Men

Hair is a sign of youth and vitality, and thinning hair can make you look older and affect how you feel. Hair loss is a widespread condition affecting men of all ages, and by age 50, between 30 to 50% of men experience hair loss.

Hair loss can have a significant emotional and psychological impact on men, affecting self-esteem, confidence and overall well-being. Many men experience anxiety, social withdrawal or even depression as they struggle with changes to their appearance. 

Early intervention is key, and with modern advancements, effective non-surgical hair loss treatments are available to help restore hair growth and prevent further thinning. Finding the right hair loss treatment for men can help restore confidence and improve quality of life.

Common Causes of Hair Loss

Many different factors can lead to hair loss, and establishing the cause will help determine the most suitable men’s hair loss treatment. Hair loss can be a sign of underlying health conditions, so we advise consulting with your GP if you have any concerns about your health and general wellness. 

  • Genetics (Male Pattern Baldness) – The most common cause is hereditary hair loss through a genetic condition called androgenetic alopecia, which leads to gradual thinning and a receding hairline.
  • Hormonal Imbalances – High levels of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) can shrink hair follicles, contributing to hair loss.
  • Stress and Lifestyle Factors – Chronic stress, poor diet, lack of sleep and smoking can weaken hair follicles and trigger shedding.
  • Medical ConditionsThyroid disorders, alopecia areata and scalp infections can lead to temporary or permanent hair loss.
  • Nutritional Deficiencies – A lack of essential vitamins and minerals, such as iron, biotin and vitamin D, can cause hair to thin.
  • Medications and Treatments – Certain drugs, including chemotherapy, antidepressants and blood pressure medications may cause hair loss as a side effect.

Signs and Stages of Hair Loss

You may notice the first signs of hair loss when washing or brushing your hair if your shower drain or hair brush is collecting more hair than usual. 

Hair loss typically progresses in stages. Commonly, hair begins to thin at the temples, creating an “M” shape. It may also start at the top of the head as hair thins to form a bald spot on the crown area. These primary stages are followed by the bald areas merging, leaving only hair on the sides and back of the head. In the final stage, most of the scalp is bald, sometimes with a horseshoe-shaped ring of hair remaining.

If you’ve spent your whole life with a great head of hair, it can be worrying when hair loss begins, and it can also impact your confidence. However, there are effective non-surgical hair loss treatments that offer fast results.

Non-Surgical Hair Loss Treatment Options

One of the most widely researched and proven hair loss treatments is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. 

Discovered in the 1940s, PRP therapy has been widely used for treating various medical conditions, including tissue damage, osteoarthritis and ligament injuries. Its effectiveness in hair loss treatment for men has been studied in clinical trials, with 16 studies showing that most participants experienced noticeable hair growth and improved hair density.

There are also natural hair loss treatment options like scalp massaging, rosemary oil and supplements that can help stimulate hair growth. 

Why Choose Harley Street MD for Hair Loss Treatment?

Harley Street MD is a London aesthetic and health clinic founded and led by Dr Chia Tan, a UK GMC registered doctor who is also a member of several professional organisations, including the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) and the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM). We do not provide hair transplant surgery, but we do provide non-surgical hair loss treatment for men. Out of all the hair loss treatments, PRP hair growth treatment for men has virtually no risk compared to other pharmaceutical-based topical and oral medications for hair loss treatment.

Treatment Process Overview

Non-surgical hair loss treatment offers a natural way to restore thinning hair. This innovative approach uses a concentrated form of your own blood, rich in platelets, to stimulate and support hair regrowth. When injected into targeted areas, these platelets enhance blood flow to weakened hair follicles, encouraging healthier, thicker hair over time. With minimal downtime and a proven ability to improve hair density, this treatment is an effective solution for men looking for a non-invasive solution to combat hair loss.

Step-by-step Breakdown, from Consultation to Results

Our hair loss treatment for men starts with a comprehensive consultation to assess your concerns and key problem areas. If non-surgical hair loss treatment is suitable for you, we’ll arrange your first session.

Most patients undergo four PRP hair treatments spaced four to six weeks apart. While initial improvements may be visible within three weeks, full hair growth can take up to three months as collagen regeneration continues. To maintain long-term results, many patients opt for maintenance PRP sessions twice a year after completing the initial series.

What to Expect During Your Appointment

Before starting your men’s hair loss treatment, we cleanse and disinfect the scalp to ensure a sterile procedure. A topical numbing cream is applied for comfort, taking about 10 minutes to take effect. If needed, we provide an ice pack and Arnica cream to minimise any potential bruising, though the risk is low due to the ultra-fine 30G needles used.

We then take a small blood sample (20ml) from your arm — just a routine blood test. This sample is placed in a centrifuge that separates the plasma to extract platelet-rich plasma. This is then injected into targeted areas of the scalp, stimulating tissue regeneration and promoting natural hair growth for men. Each injection is precisely placed to address your specific problem areas, helping to restore thicker, healthier hair over time.

Follow-up and Aftercare

Because this non-surgical hair loss treatment for men uses a substance derived from your own blood, there is no risk of allergy or rejection. As with any treatment involving injections, minor side effects may occur, such as mild bruising or swelling, which typically subside within 48 hours. In rare cases, there is a small risk of infection, which may require antibiotics. 

To maintain optimal hair growth results, regular sessions every three to six months are recommended, with no limit to the number of treatments you can undergo for long-term maintenance.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

Anyone experiencing hair loss may benefit from this non-surgical hair loss treatment, especially those in the early stages of hair thinning. Men who begin treatment sooner often see the best results, as early intervention can help slow or even prevent further hair loss. Starting treatment at the first signs of thinning increases the likelihood of maintaining a fuller, healthier head of hair.

To minimise risk, this treatment may not be suitable for those who:

  • Have been diagnosed with platelet disorders
  • Take medications that inhibit platelet function
  • Have an active infection on the scalp
  • Suffer from uncontrolled diabetes
  • Have severe anaemia.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which hair loss treatments do you offer?

Dr. Chia Tan, the founder of Harley Street MD, is a recognised specialist in platelet-rich plasma therapy, a non surgical hair loss treatment.

Is hair loss treatment suitable for everyone?

Suitability is determined by the cause and extent of hair loss. We recommend booking a consultation to assess your viability for treatment. 

What results can I expect and how soon?

Improvements may be noticeable within three weeks, and full hair growth results can take up to three months.

Is the treatment painful?

Hair loss injections can cause some discomfort, but a topical numbing cream is applied before treatment to minimise any pain.

How long does a treatment session take?

This non-surgical procedure takes around 30 to 45 minutes, including the injections.

Are there any side effects or risks?

You may experience mild bruising or swelling, which typically subsides within 48 hours. As with any injection treatment, there is a small risk of infection. 

How much does hair loss treatment cost?

You can expect a single session to cost £400, but full treatment costs will depend on the cause and extent of hair loss. Book a consultation for more information. 

Will I need multiple sessions or ongoing treatment?

For best results, we recommend four appointments spaced four to six weeks apart.

Will my hair look natural after treatment?

Yes, non surgical hair loss treatment stimulates natural hair growth, so results are completely natural-looking. 

Can I return to work after a session?

Yes, this men’s hair loss treatment has no downtime, so many clients visit Harley Street MD on their lunch break. 

 

Regain your hair and confidence with our advanced non-surgical hair loss treatments for men. To learn more about the options available and whether they’re right for you, contact our team at Harley Street MD to arrange a free, no-obligation consultation at our London clinic.

About Your Treatment

Your treatment

  • PROCEDURE TIME 45-60 min

  • BACK TO WORK Next day

  • ANAESTHETIC Topical

  • FULL RECOVERY 5-7 days

  • DURATION OF RESULT 6-18 months

  • RESULTS 2-4 weeks

Treatment price

Hair loss treatment: Single session
£400
Hair loss treatment: 3 sessions
£950

More information

Avoid taking aspirin or aspirin-related medications for two weeks before therapy, including nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like Aleve® or Advil®. Any modifications to any prescription drugs you take should be discussed with your doctor.

PRP treatment is not suitable if you have:

• irregular platelet production or low platelet count
• systemic illness 
• cancer
• haemophilia.
• Keep the PRP site ventilated and clean.
• You can shower, but for the next 72 hours, avoid getting your scalp wet or washing your hair.
• Because ice lowers swelling, DO NOT apply it to the area where PRP was injected. The intended effect of the treatment is to produce swelling, which aids in your healing.
• For three to seven days, you may experience some swelling and bruising.

For two weeks following your treatment, AVOID using any medications that contain any of the following:

• Aspirin
I• buprofen
• Naproxen
• (Motrin, Advil, Aleve, Voltaren, Mobic, Daypro, Feldene, Lodine, Orudis, or Ansaid) Other anti-inflammatory (anti-swelling) medications.
You will generally require a course of four to six treatments for effective PRP hair treatment. New hair growth will last for roughly 18 to 24 months, and you are advised to get touch-up treatments once a year because PRP does not provide a long-term cure.

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