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Hair thinning and loss.

Diffuse thinning across the crown, a receding hairline, post-pregnancy or post-illness shedding, and the visible scalp showing through that no shampoo is going to fix. We strengthen the follicles before they are lost.

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The condition

What is actually happening in hair thinning and loss-prone skin.

Hair loss has multiple underlying causes that often co-exist. Androgenetic alopecia (male and female pattern hair loss) is the most common, driven by genetics and hormones, typically diffuse thinning on the crown in women, a receding hairline plus crown thinning in men. Telogen effluvium is temporary shedding triggered by stress, illness, pregnancy or significant weight changes. Nutritional deficiency (iron, vitamin D, B12, zinc) can drive or amplify either pattern.

In-clinic treatment focuses on strengthening follicles that are still active before they are lost permanently. Once a follicle has fully miniaturised and stopped producing hair, no non-surgical protocol will revive it, which is why early intervention matters more than the specific treatment chosen.

At CoLaz we treat hair thinning only after a careful consultation that often includes blood tests through your GP to rule out underlying nutritional or hormonal causes. The in-clinic course is most effective when paired with the right home support and any underlying deficiencies addressed.

Matched to this concern

The treatments we would consider for hair thinning and loss.

No single treatment works for every patient, we pair the right protocol to your skin type, the severity and where it is appearing. The combinations below are the most commonly indicated at CoLaz.

01 · First-line

PRP Hair Loss

Platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood and injected into the scalp to deliver concentrated growth factors directly to thinning follicles. The most evidence-backed non-surgical treatment for early to moderate androgenetic hair loss. A course of four to six sessions four weeks apart, then maintenance every three to six months.

Best for: early to moderate thinning, androgenetic hair loss, post-pregnancy shedding

02 · Mesotherapy support

Meso HairMax

Meso HairMax is a vitamin, mineral and amino acid blend delivered directly to the scalp through micro-injections to support follicle nutrition and the hair growth cycle. Often combined with PRP for a layered effect, or used standalone for patients who prefer not to use PRP.

Best for: diffuse thinning, nutritional support, combined with PRP, sensitive scalp

03 · Scalp infusion

Mesotherapy

Custom mesotherapy scalp blends targeting your specific hair loss pattern, vasodilators for circulation, peptides for follicle stimulation, vitamins for nutrition. Delivered as a course of six to ten sessions, often as ongoing maintenance once the initial course has completed.

Best for: nutritional support, ongoing maintenance, circulation-driven thinning

04 · Internal support

IV Vitamin Therapy

IV vitamin therapy with B-complex, biotin, zinc and iron supports the systemic nutrition that hair growth depends on. Particularly valuable for patients with confirmed deficiencies or chronic stress affecting hair quality. Run alongside the scalp protocols for a fuller picture.

Best for: confirmed nutritional deficiencies, post-illness recovery, ongoing wellness

How we approach it

Strengthen the follicles, address the underlying cause.

I.

Diagnose and start the scalp protocol

The first consultation includes a careful scalp assessment and often a request that you ask your GP for blood tests (ferritin, vitamin D, B12, thyroid). The in-clinic protocol usually starts with PRP for hair loss, often combined with Meso HairMax, across four to six sessions four weeks apart. Most patients see reduced shedding within six to eight weeks and visible density change within three to six months.

II.

Maintain and support

Once the initial course is complete, maintenance sessions every three to six months hold the result. Supportive IV therapy or mesotherapy addresses any underlying nutritional or stress-related drivers. Patients with strong androgenetic hair loss may also benefit from prescription medications under GP supervision, we will coordinate with your GP on the bigger picture.

At home

What you can do alongside the in-clinic plan.

  • • Ask your GP for ferritin, vitamin D, B12, zinc and thyroid bloods, addressing deficiency is half the long-term result
  • • Reduce heat styling and chemical processing during the course, both add stress to fragile follicles
  • • Use a gentle silicone-free shampoo and a leave-in scalp serum, supports the scalp environment between sessions
  • • Manage stress where possible, chronic cortisol elevation is a known driver of telogen effluvium shedding
  • • Avoid crash dieting or rapid weight loss, both commonly trigger hair shedding two to three months later

A note from the clinic

“The most important thing with hair loss is early intervention. Once a follicle has fully miniaturised it cannot be brought back with anything non-surgical. The earlier you start, the more you have to work with.”

Alayika Parvez · Owner and lead clinician

Common questions

About hair thinning and loss treatment.

What causes hair thinning and loss?
There are multiple causes that often co-exist. Androgenetic alopecia (genetic pattern hair loss) is the most common, driven by genetics and hormones. Telogen effluvium is temporary shedding triggered by stress, pregnancy, illness or significant weight changes. Nutritional deficiencies (iron, vitamin D, B12, zinc) can drive or amplify either pattern. Thyroid dysfunction, PCOS and certain medications also affect hair. A careful consultation, often combined with GP blood tests, identifies the underlying cause before treatment is agreed.

Will PRP regrow my hair?
PRP for hair loss strengthens thinning follicles that are still active and stimulates them to produce thicker, healthier hair. It can deliver visible density improvement and stop or slow ongoing miniaturisation. It cannot revive follicles that have already fully miniaturised and stopped producing hair, in those cases, a hair transplant is the only route. Most patients see reduced shedding within six to eight weeks and visible density change within three to six months across a structured course.

Which treatment is right for my hair loss?
It depends on the underlying cause and the stage. Early to moderate androgenetic thinning responds best to PRP for hair loss, often combined with Meso HairMax for layered support. Diffuse thinning driven by stress or nutrition often benefits from mesotherapy plus IV vitamin therapy. Post-pregnancy shedding usually resolves on its own, but a PRP course shortens the recovery. Mature androgenetic loss with significant miniaturisation may need a referral for transplant consultation. We will be honest at consultation about the realistic route for your pattern.

How long until I see results?
Most patients see reduced shedding within six to eight weeks of the first PRP session, with visible density change between three and six months. The full course completes the foundational result and maintenance every three to six months holds it. Mesotherapy and IV therapy deliver smoother, slower changes across an ongoing protocol. Photographs are taken at the start so progress can be tracked objectively against thinning patterns that are otherwise hard to see in the mirror week to week.

Is hair loss treatment safe?
Yes, PRP uses your own blood, so there is no allergy or rejection risk. Mesotherapy and IV vitamin therapy use established, well-tolerated formulations. Short-term mild scalp tenderness, redness or pinpoint bleeding for twenty-four hours is normal. Patients on certain blood thinners, with active scalp infections, certain autoimmune conditions, or who are pregnant or breastfeeding are not suitable for some protocols. Medical history is reviewed at consultation.

Will my hair loss come back without treatment?
Yes, hair loss is usually chronic, and without ongoing maintenance the underlying pattern continues. Most patients on a PRP course need maintenance every three to six months indefinitely to hold the result. Telogen effluvium driven by a specific event (pregnancy, illness, stress) usually resolves on its own, and a PRP course shortens the recovery and improves the final density. The maintenance commitment is agreed in writing at consultation.

How much does hair loss treatment cost at CoLaz?
PRP for hair loss is sold per session with discounts on a course of three or six. Meso HairMax and mesotherapy scalp blends are sold per session. IV vitamin therapy is sold per session with discounts on a course. The full plan price is agreed in writing at your free consultation before any session is booked.

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