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PRP Hair Treatment in Northumberland
At Oracle Clinics in Morpeth, Northumberland, we offer Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, a non-surgical treatment for hair loss. PRP uses your own blood, specifically the platelet-rich plasma, which contains growth factors that support cell growth and tissue repair. A small amount of blood is drawn from your arm and processed to concentrate the plasma, which is then injected into the scalp, targeting areas of thinning or dormant follicles.
The injections help stimulate dormant follicles and support the hair's natural growth phase, which can improve hair regrowth over a course of treatment. PRP can help with several types of hair loss, including female pattern and hereditary hair loss. Because it uses your own blood rather than synthetic substances, the risk of an allergic reaction is low.
✓Nurse-led clinic
✓Independent Prescriber (V300)
✓Based in Morpeth
✓PRP hair from £300
Your practitioner
Nurse Ness Abbey
Clinical Lead and Director, Aesthetics
Every PRP hair treatment at our Morpeth clinic is carried out by Ness Abbey or a senior member of her nurse-led Northumberland team. As an Independent Nurse Prescriber, Ness (NMC 10E0349E), with 16 years of clinical experience and a dedicated aesthetics focus since 2019, oversees your care, assessing your suitability, planning your treatment and ensuring natural, natural support for your hair.
NMC registered nurse (10E0349E)Independent Prescriber (V300)Master of Nursing (Critical Care), 16 years experienceCQC registered clinic
What is PRP hair treatment?
PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, is a non-surgical treatment that uses your own blood to support hair growth. The plasma is rich in growth factors that help nourish the follicles and encourage the scalp's natural repair and growth processes.
A small amount of blood is drawn from your arm and processed in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets. This concentrated plasma is then injected into the areas of the scalp where the hair is thinning, helping to stimulate dormant follicles and support fuller-looking hair over a course of sessions.
Why choose Oracle for PRP hair treatment
Our Morpeth clinic is nurse-led, so your PRP hair treatment is carried out by an experienced aesthetic nurse who assesses your hair loss, confirms whether PRP is suitable and tailors a plan to your needs.
Because PRP uses your own platelets rather than synthetic substances, it is a natural, minimally invasive option with little downtime. We focus on safe, personalised care and realistic guidance on what PRP can achieve for your hair.
Clinically led
by a qualified Nurse
Prescriber
All injectable treatments at Oracle Clinics are delivered by a registered nurse prescriber, following a personalised consultation and clinical assessment to ensure safe, appropriate treatment.
Benefits
Benefits of PRP hair treatment
PRP is a popular choice for those looking for a natural, non-surgical approach to thinning hair. Delivered by our nurse-led team in Morpeth, it supports the scalp and follicles over a course of sessions.
Encourages growth
PRP helps stimulate the hair follicles, supporting fuller-looking hair over a course of sessions.
Thicker, fuller hair
With ongoing treatment, many patients notice improved density and reduced signs of thinning.
Healthier scalp and follicles
PRP supports the overall condition of the scalp and hair follicles.
Natural and minimally invasive
It uses your own platelets with little downtime, keeping it natural and lowering the risk of reaction.
Suitability
What PRP hair treatment can help with
PRP can help with several types of hair loss. A consultation lets us assess your hair and confirm whether PRP is right for you.
Female pattern hair loss
A common cause of thinning in women that PRP can help to support.
Hereditary hair loss
PRP can support follicles affected by hereditary, genetic thinning.
Early-stage thinning
Treating thinning early, before follicles become dormant, often gives the best response.
Reduced density and volume
PRP can help improve overall density for hair that is losing thickness and volume.
Why nurse-led PRP treatment matters
PRP involves drawing and handling your own blood and injecting it precisely into the scalp, so it should always be carried out by a trained, registered professional. At our Morpeth clinic, treatment is delivered by a nurse prescriber who understands scalp anatomy, hair loss patterns and safe injecting technique.
A nurse-led approach means your suitability is properly assessed, your medical history is reviewed and your treatment is adjusted to your individual stage of hair loss, with clinical aftercare throughout.
Other uses
Other uses for PRP hair treatment
Beyond general thinning, PRP can be used to support hair in specific situations.
Menopause-related hair loss
Hormonal changes during menopause often lead to thinning hair. PRP offers a natural option, using your own platelets to support the follicles, encourage growth and improve density.
Post-transplant support
PRP can be used to support healing and encourage growth after a hair transplant, nourishing both transplanted and existing follicles.
Preparation
Preparing for PRP hair treatment
Good preparation helps your PRP hair treatment work as well as possible. Before your first session we take time to understand your hair loss and make sure the treatment is right for you.
1
Consultation and hair assessment
We start with an initial consultation to review your medical history and assess the stage of your hair loss, so your plan is tailored to you.
2
Keep a healthy routine
Staying hydrated and eating well in the days before your appointment supports the quality of your plasma and your results.
3
Avoid smoking, alcohol and blood-thinning medications
Where possible, avoid smoking, alcohol and blood-clotting medications before treatment, as these can affect your platelets and healing.
4
Follow our guidance
We will give you clear, personalised guidance at your consultation. Following it closely helps your treatment go smoothly.
What to expect
Your PRP hair treatment session
PRP hair treatment is a straightforward, minimally invasive procedure carried out in clinic. Here is what happens during a typical session with our nurse-led team.
1
A small blood sample is taken
We draw a small amount of blood from your arm, in the same way as a routine blood test.
2
Your plasma is prepared
The sample is placed in a centrifuge, which separates and concentrates the platelet-rich plasma containing your natural growth factors.
3
The plasma is injected into your scalp
The concentrated plasma is injected into the areas of thinning, targeting dormant and weakened hair follicles.
4
Return to normal activities
Most people return to their normal day straight away. You may notice mild swelling or tenderness, which usually settles quickly.
5
Aftercare and ongoing plan
We talk you through your aftercare and agree any follow-up sessions, as PRP works best as a course with maintenance over time.
Aftercare and recovery
Most patients return to normal activities straight away, though some notice mild swelling or tenderness at the injection sites, which usually settles quickly. To get the best from your treatment, leave your hair unwashed for at least 24 hours so the PRP can settle into the scalp, and protect your scalp from direct sun while avoiding hair products that could irritate the area.
A course of sessions, with maintenance over time, gives the best results and lets us monitor your progress. Our nurse-led team is here to support you with clear aftercare guidance at every stage.
Nurse-led PRP hair treatment across Northumberland
Based in Morpeth, our clinic welcomes patients for PRP hair treatment from across Northumberland, including Ashington, Ponteland, Cramlington, Bedlington, Alnwick and Hexham.
Treatment is led by aesthetic nurse Ness Abbey, offering a natural, nurse-led approach to hair loss close to home.
Your treatment course
How many PRP hair sessions will I need?
PRP hair treatment works gradually, so it is delivered as a course rather than a one-off. The exact number of sessions depends on your hair loss and how you respond, and we agree this with you at your consultation.
An initial course
Most people start with a course of sessions spaced a few weeks apart. This builds up the growth factors delivered to your follicles and supports stronger, healthier regrowth.
Maintenance sessions
Once you reach the results you want, occasional maintenance sessions help keep your hair looking fuller and support ongoing follicle health over time.
A plan built around you
Because every person and every pattern of hair loss is different, we tailor the number and timing of your sessions to your goals rather than a fixed package.
Transparent pricing
PRP hair treatment pricing
Our PRP hair pricing is fixed and confirmed before you book, so there are no surprises. PRP works best as a course, and we will recommend the right number of sessions for you at your consultation.
| PRP Hair RestoreNurse-led, per session | 45 min | £300 |
Prices correct as of June 2026. A course of sessions is usually recommended for the best results.
PRP hair frequently asked questions
Find us
Visit our Morpeth clinic
Oracle Aesthetics is based in the heart of Morpeth, just off the town centre on Newgate Street, with easy access for clients across Northumberland including Ponteland, Cramlington, Ashington and Hexham. Free parking is available nearby.
PRP hair treatments at Oracle Clinics Morpeth are nurse-led and delivered by an Independent Nurse Prescriber. Results vary from person to person; your suitability is confirmed at consultation.
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