Our skin improvement methods
We use only evidence-based injection techniques to stimulate the hair follicles. Your specialist will assess which method is medically most suitable for your scalp.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
A tried-and-tested PRP injection for hair, in which we use platelets from your own blood. The plasma is rich in natural growth factors, which are injected into the scalp to stimulate dormant hair follicles and improve blood circulation.
Mesotherapy for hair
This is an excellent complement or alternative, where we inject a bespoke cocktail of vitamins, minerals and amino acids directly into the scalp. Hair mesotherapy provides the roots with exactly the nourishment they need to produce stronger strands of hair.
Gentle approach
A fundamental principle underlying all our scalp injection treatments is a deep respect for the microscopic anatomy of the skin and hair follicles. Whether we are performing PRP or mesotherapy, we use extremely fine micro-needles that deliver the plasma or vitamins to exactly the right depth in the dermis, right where the hair follicle is located.
A clinic full of expertise
Injecting active substances into the scalp requires a thorough understanding of the body’s physiology. At The Faculty in Stockholm, your treatment is carried out exclusively by registered nurses and doctors with specialist expertise in dermatology and blood plasma. We never compromise on sterility or medical safety, ensuring you receive a safe and professional care pathway from the first blood test to the final result.
Price of PRP treatment
If you are looking for the price of PRP hair treatment, the cost is often based on whether the treatment is carried out as a single session or as a recommended course of treatment. During your initial consultation, you will be given a fully transparent quote.
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Pre-treatment consultation
The first step is to book a consultation. During this meeting, we will assess your scalp, discuss your medical history and examine whether your hair follicles are still active. You will receive factual information about the process, the expected PRP hair results and how the treatment programme is structured.
You will receive a specific treatment proposal based on your body. After the consultation, you have a statutory reflection period of at least 48 hours to decide in peace and quiet whether you want to give your consent.
PRP treatment
Step by step
We have a structured and reliable process, from your initial consultation right through to the final follow-up, so that you always know what to expect.
Consultation
Medical assessment and choice of method
You will meet with a specialist who will examine your scalp. We will review your medical history to rule out any underlying medical conditions that may be causing your hair loss, and determine whether PRP is the right treatment for you.
Before your treatment
Preparations for safe treatment
There is little preparation required, but we recommend that you wash your hair thoroughly on the morning of the appointment and avoid applying styling products to your scalp. You should also drink plenty of water the day before to make the blood test easier.
The day of treatment
Safe care at the clinic
When you arrive, we will take a standard blood sample from your arm. The blood tubes are then placed in a medical centrifuge to separate the nutrient-rich plasma and platelets from the red blood cells.
Recovery & healing
Self-care and convalescence guidelines
There is no recovery period following the procedure. You can return to work straight away. However, you should avoid washing your hair, doing strenuous exercise or wearing tight-fitting hats for the first 24 hours to allow the plasma to work undisturbed and prevent infection at the injection sites.
Monitoring & results
Medical check-up and final assessment
PRP is always administered as a course of treatment, usually comprising three to four sessions at four-week intervals. A few months after your final session, we will book a follow-up appointment to carry out a final assessment of the structure and density of the new hair.
Our specialists
At The Faculty, a hand-picked team of qualified nurses and doctors with extensive experience in PRP hair treatments works together. Assessing and treating hair loss requires in-depth knowledge of the hair growth phases (anagen, catagen and telogen phases) as well as the blood’s ability to heal tissue. This medical expertise is your greatest assurance of a safe procedure.
Who can undergo the treatment?
The procedure is best suited to healthy individuals over the age of 18 who are experiencing gradual hair thinning, where the hair follicles are still alive but have entered a resting phase. During your consultation, we will ensure that there are no medical contraindications. If you are completely bald (absence of living hair follicles), suffer from certain autoimmune diseases or blood disorders, the method is not effective. As a precaution, we do not treat pregnant or breastfeeding patients.
Our clinics
At The Faculty, medical expertise meets a welcoming atmosphere. At Hangövägen 20, you will find our custom-built clinic, designed to meet strict clinical standards for hygiene and safety. For injection treatments and skincare, we welcome you to our walk-in clinic at Humlegårdsgatan 14 in Östermalm. Our practice is guided by a scientific approach and extensive experience, creating a safe and transparent treatment journey.
Payment guarantee and insurance
For us, financial transparency is just as important as medical transparency. You will always receive a clear price plan before your course of treatment. As a registered healthcare provider, all our treatments are covered by patient insurance. For those who wish to spread their payments, we offer transparent financing solutions through trusted partners.
Frequently asked questions about PRP treatment for hair
Frequently asked questions and answers about PRP treatment for hair
How many treatments are needed to see results?
As hair grows in different cycles, a basic course of three to four treatments, spaced three to four weeks apart, is usually required to stimulate as many hair follicles as possible. After that, a maintenance treatment is recommended every six to twelve months.
Do scalp injections hurt?
The experience of pain varies from person to person. The scalp is rich in nerve endings, which means that some people find the pricks quite intense. However, as we use extremely fine needles and a quick technique, the treatment is usually well tolerated.
Can PRP cure hereditary hair loss?
PRP cannot alter your genetics and is not a "cure". However, it is one of the most effective methods for significantly slowing down the process, preserving the hair you have and stimulating the hair follicles that have not yet died.
What is the difference between PRP and mesotherapy for hair? (mesotherapy for hair in Stockholm)
Whilst PRP uses growth factors from your own blood to regenerate cells, mesotherapy involves injecting a ready-made, medicinal nutrient cocktail (vitamins, peptides, hyaluronic acid) into the scalp. Both are effective, and are sometimes combined for maximum effect.
Why are there price variations for PRP hair treatments on the market?
The price often reflects the type of centrifugation equipment and tubes (kits) used by the clinic. At The Faculty, we use exclusively market-leading, closed medical systems of the highest quality, which guarantee a high concentration of live platelets – a factor that is directly crucial to the outcome.
