Advanced, doctor-led hair restoration

A short course of small injections into the scalp, given by your doctor to support the follicles in the areas of thinning. The injectable used, the number of sessions and the interval between them are agreed with you at consultation, once your doctor has examined the pattern and stage of your loss.

A one-to-one appointment with a GMC-registered doctor to assess the pattern and stage of your hair loss, review your history, and agree an honest plan with you before anything begins. If treatment is not right for your pattern of loss, we will say so.

LaseMD Ultra is a fractional thulium laser. It passes over the scalp, opening microscopic channels at the surface without breaking the skin the way an injection would. Serums your doctor applies straight afterwards are absorbed through those channels. Sessions are quick, and the aim is to support the scalp environment around thinning follicles rather than to promise new hair.

Yes. The treatment is designed around busy lives. You may have mild redness or warmth for a few hours, similar to a light sunburn, and you can return to work or social plans straight away. Your doctor gives you written aftercare for your own plan, including what to avoid for the first 24 hours.

Hair restoration works with your hair's natural growth cycle, so change is gradual. Shedding often settles first, and most patients begin to notice visible improvement in thickness and scalp coverage after three to four sessions, spaced roughly a month apart, with maintenance at longer intervals after that. The exact course depends on the pattern and stage of your hair loss, and no treatment can promise a particular outcome.

Yes. Laser scalp treatment suits both men and women with early to moderate hereditary thinning, a receding hairline, a widening parting, shedding after pregnancy, or a general loss of density — it works by supporting follicles that are still active. It cannot revive areas that have been completely bald for years, which is why early assessment matters.

The consultation is £25 and comes off any treatment you go on to have, so the only money at risk is that fee. The full menu, with every course and its price, is set out in writing at that appointment once your doctor has examined your scalp, and every doctor at the clinic charges the same with no add-ons. Nothing begins until you have agreed the plan and its price.

LaseMD Ultra is needle-free: most patients describe warmth and a light prickling sensation rather than pain. The scalp can feel warm or tender for around 24 hours afterwards, which settles on its own. Your doctor talks you through every stage and checks in with you throughout.

Your consultation and treatment are carried out by a GMC-registered doctor in a clinical setting. The laser is a medical device, used at settings your doctor chooses for your scalp and skin. Any real risks, including temporary redness or sensitivity, are discussed openly with you before anything is agreed, and aftercare and review are built into your plan.

Then we will tell you. Not every pattern of hair loss responds to laser treatment, and where follicles are no longer active, surgery or other routes may be the more honest option. Your doctor will say so at consultation rather than sell you a course that will not help.