Hair loss treatment has changed considerably over the past few years, with many different options available and other exciting new treatments on the horizon. The specialists working at Cheshire Lasers Clinic provide several methods for improving the effects of hair loss.
Here at Cheshire Lasers, we understand that losing your hair can be a very sensitive and difficult subject to discuss. It is essential that you find the right clinic for your treatment, but most importantly, the right treatment that meets your needs with someone you can trust.
Scalp Micropigmentation
Scalp Micropigmentation is a non-surgical, cosmetic solution for males and females suffering from hair loss and thinning hair. Micropigmentation is used to create the illusion of real hair. At Cheshire Lasers, this treatment is carried out by our associate Helena Fryer. Helena’s Before and After results are extremely impressive.
The treatment not only gives her clients the look of a full head of hair again but really helps to build their self-confidence.
Consultations with Helena are free of charge.
You can find out more about this treatment and view her before and after images here.
PRP Dracula Therapy
PRP Therapy is a natural, modern method for treating hair loss. It is a safe, non-surgical procedure with significant results. It is an injectable treatment which uses the patient’s plasma containing active growth factors to promote hair growth. These growth factors may help hair grow or, at a minimum, slow down hair loss. The result leaves the patient with fuller, healthier-looking hair.
The number of treatments will depend on the patient’s hair condition, the amount of hair loss that needs treating and the desired result. Generally, most people need four to six treatments at four-week intervals. Significant hair growth begins at six months and continues after that. Determining factors are the amount and cause of hair loss.
Overall, patient satisfaction is high, with this treatment receiving an average rating of seven out of 10. Patients are advised to consider repeat treatments in intervals of six to 12 months to maintain their hair restoration progress.