Hair thinning can feel like it creeps up on you — the ponytail looks smaller, your parting looks wider, or you notice more shedding in the shower. The good news is: for many people, non-surgical hair loss treatments can help support stronger, healthier-looking growth by targeting the scalp and hair follicles directly.
At Skinox Aesthetics, our hair loss approach focuses on stimulating hair follicles to encourage regrowth and slow further loss, using treatment plans tailored to your pattern of thinning and your goals.
Why hair thinning happens (and why your “type” matters)
Hair loss isn’t one single condition — and that’s important, because different causes respond differently to treatment. Common triggers include:
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Genetics (androgenetic hair loss): typically gradual thinning at the temples/crown (often in men) or widening parting (often in women).
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Stress / illness / hormonal shifts (telogen effluvium): increased shedding, often 2–3 months after a trigger (e.g., stress, surgery, major illness, postpartum changes).
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Nutritional factors: low iron/ferritin, vitamin D deficiency, restrictive dieting.
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Scalp health issues: inflammation, irritation, or chronic scalp conditions.
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Medication and medical causes: including thyroid imbalance and other health factors (this is why a thorough consultation matters).
A proper assessment helps you avoid wasting time and money on the wrong “quick fix” — and it lets us build a plan that fits your scalp, lifestyle, and timeline.
What is hair loss treatment at Skinox?
Hair loss treatment is designed to support people experiencing thinning hair or hair loss, with methods that aim to restore growth and improve density for both men and women.
At Skinox, hair loss treatment centres on improving scalp conditions and stimulating follicles — through approaches that may include topical support, injections, and advanced stimulation methods depending on what you need.
How it works: the simple science behind follicle stimulation
Hair loss treatments generally work in a few key ways:
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Boosting circulation to the scalp
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Delivering nutrients and regenerative signals to follicles
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Encouraging follicles back into a healthier growth cycle
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Supporting stronger, thicker-looking hair over time
Some treatments use injections that include growth factors or vitamins; others use technology to stimulate the follicle environment. The “best” option depends on your hair loss pattern, how long it’s been happening, and what your scalp needs most.
PRP vs PRF: what’s the difference (and why it matters)
Two of the most talked-about options for hair rejuvenation are PRP and PRF:
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PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma): uses components from your own blood (processed to concentrate platelets) which are then applied via scalp injections in targeted thinning areas.
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PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin): also uses your own blood but is processed differently to create a fibrin matrix that can support a more gradual release of regenerative factors.
Both are popular because they’re autologous (from your own body) and designed to work with your natural repair and growth processes. Your consultation is where we decide which route is most appropriate — and whether combining approaches makes sense for you.
Hair loss treatment sessions, timing, and what to expect
At Skinox, typical hair loss treatment plans involve:
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Number of sessions: 3–6
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Treatment time: 45 minutes
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Recovery time: Immediate
This is ideal if you want something that fits into normal life — many clients pop in and return to their usual routine straight after.
Skinox hair loss pricing: PRP and PRF options
Here’s how Skinox packages PRP and PRF for hair (pricing as listed on the service page):
PRP for Hair (Platelet rich plasma)
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1 session £229
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3 sessions £589 (£196 per session)
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6 sessions £899 (£149 per session)
PRF Hair (Platelet Rich Fibrin)
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1 session £250
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3 sessions £649 (£216 per session)
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Package listed on the page as “3 sessions £1100 (£183 per session)”
(If you’re comparing options, we’ll talk you through what each package includes and what makes sense based on your thinning pattern and goals.)
When will I see results?
Hair growth is a slow process — and that’s normal. Results vary depending on the type of hair loss and the treatment used, but most people notice improvements in thickness and regrowth within a few months, with changes often continuing to improve over time.
A good way to think about it:
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Weeks 0–4: scalp settles, early “feel” changes (texture/scalp health) for some
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Months 2–4: early visible changes may begin
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Months 4–6+: more noticeable density changes can develop, especially with a full course
Consistency matters. Most people need multiple sessions for best results.
The treatment process at Skinox
Skinox keeps the hair loss treatment pathway simple and structured:
Who is hair loss treatment best suited for?
PRP/PRF-style hair rejuvenation can be a strong option if you’re noticing:
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Early-to-moderate thinning (especially if follicles are still active)
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Post-stress shedding where you want to support stronger regrowth
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Texture change and weakened hair quality
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Thinning around the parting, temples, or crown
It can also be helpful for people who want a non-surgical route to improving hair appearance and confidence — with minimal downtime.
If your hair loss is advanced or you’ve had long-term thinning with significant follicle miniaturisation, we’ll still be honest about what’s realistic and what alternatives may be better.
How to get the most from your results
A “scalp-first” plan tends to work best. Depending on your needs, we may suggest:
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Tracking triggers (stress, hormonal shifts, diet, new medication)
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Supporting scalp health (gentle cleansing, reducing irritation/inflammation)
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Considering adjuncts (topical support, supplementation if clinically appropriate, light therapy where suitable)
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Taking progress photos monthly (same lighting/angle) so you can actually see change over time
The big win is consistency: hair growth responds to repeated, planned stimulation — not one-off appointments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to talk through your options?
If you’re noticing thinning, shedding, or loss of density, the best next step is a consultation so we can assess your scalp and advise on the right plan.
