| Key takeaways
• PRP hair treatment is usually sold as a course, so compare the total course price and what it includes, not just the price per session. • Cost is shaped by who treats you, the PRP preparation system, the number of sessions and any add-on treatments. • Very low prices and guaranteed results are both warning signs. • Ask about maintenance sessions now, so there are no surprises later. |
“How much is PRP for hair?” is one of the first questions people ask, and it is also one of the hardest to answer from a headline price. Two clinics can quote very different figures for what looks like the same treatment. This guide explains what sits behind the number so you can compare clinics in London fairly.
Why PRP prices vary across London
- The practitioner. Treatment delivered by a doctor, with a full medical assessment, generally costs more than treatment without one. You are paying for diagnosis and safety as well as the injections.
- The PRP system. Different kits and centrifuges produce PRP with different platelet concentrations. Quality equipment costs more.
- Number of sessions. Courses commonly involve several sessions about a month apart, then maintenance. A course price should state exactly how many sessions it covers.
- Area treated. A full scalp protocol takes more time and product than a targeted area such as the hairline or crown.
- Add-ons. Some plans combine PRP with scalp mesotherapy or microneedling, which changes the price.
- Location and overheads. Clinics in Central London carry higher running costs than those outside the capital.
What should be included in the price?
Before you pay a deposit, ask for a written breakdown. A clear quote should tell you:
- whether the initial consultation is included or charged separately
- how many PRP sessions are in the course, and the interval between them
- whether blood tests, if recommended, are included
- the cost of top-up or maintenance sessions after the course
- what happens if you need to reschedule or cannot complete the course
Dr L’Art pricing
Our current fees for hair thinning treatments are listed on our prices page, which also shows our 0% finance options. INSERT: current Dr L’Art PRP hair course price and what it includes, if you wish to quote it here
Because the right plan depends on your diagnosis, we confirm treatment and pricing after a consultation rather than quoting a one-size-fits-all package.
How to judge value, not just price
Cost only means something against the likely benefit. Consider the following.
- Is PRP the right treatment for your hair loss? If the cause is something else, such as low iron or a scalp condition, spending on PRP first may be money wasted. A proper diagnosis is part of the value.
- How does it compare with alternatives? Topical minoxidil is inexpensive, and some prescription medicines are low-cost per month but need ongoing use and medical oversight. Hair transplant surgery typically costs several thousand pounds. PRP sits between these in cost and invasiveness.
- What is the long-term plan? Pattern hair loss is ongoing, so budget for maintenance rather than assuming a single course is permanent.
Red flags when comparing PRP hair treatment prices
- A price that is far below other doctor-led clinics, with no explanation of who treats you or what equipment is used.
- Guaranteed regrowth or “100% results”. No honest provider can promise this.
- Pressure to pay for a large course upfront on the day, before a proper consultation.
- No mention of side effects, who PRP is unsuitable for, or aftercare.
- Pricing that is unclear about the number of sessions.
Questions to ask any London clinic
- Who will carry out my treatment, and what are their qualifications and registration?
- How many sessions do I need, and what is the total cost?
- What is included, and what costs extra?
- What results can I realistically expect, and how will progress be measured?
- What does maintenance involve and cost?
If you would like to understand the treatment itself before thinking about cost, start with our guide to how PRP hair treatment works.
Frequently asked questions
How many PRP sessions will I need?
Many protocols use around three to four sessions about a month apart, followed by maintenance. Your doctor will set a plan after assessing your hair loss.
Is PRP hair treatment covered by the NHS or private insurance?
PRP for hair loss is generally a self-funded cosmetic treatment in the UK. Check your policy if you think cover might apply.
Can I pay in instalments?
Finance options are available at Dr L’Art. See our prices page for current details.
Does a higher price mean better results?
Not automatically. Qualifications, assessment, equipment and aftercare matter more than the figure itself.
Do you offer discounts?
We run a refer-a-friend offer that gives £50 off your next treatment to both you and your friend. Terms and conditions apply.
| Want a clear plan and a clear price?
Book a consultation at Dr L’Art in Holborn and we will confirm what treatment, if any, is right for your hair. Book an appointment | Contact Dr L’Art | Call 020 8087 0777 |