Hair & scalp care at Kirei Clinic
A clearer plan for thinning hair. Starting with the cause.
A widening parting, a thinner ponytail or more hair in the shower can feel unsettling. At Kirei Clinic in Leeds, hair-loss treatment begins with a consultation to understand your pattern of thinning, scalp health and medical history. Options include PRP, PLINEST polynucleotides and Juvelook, selected according to your needs and the evidence behind each treatment.
Understanding your hair loss
Hair shedding and thinning can have different causes, including inherited pattern hair loss, changes after pregnancy, illness, stress, nutritional deficiencies and scalp conditions. The right next step may be treatment, monitoring, investigation through your GP or referral to a dermatologist. Sudden, patchy or painful hair loss, or a red, inflamed or scarring scalp, needs medical assessment before cosmetic treatment.
Hair-loss treatment options
PRP for hair loss
Platelet-rich plasma uses a sample of your own blood, processed to concentrate the platelets before injection into the scalp. It may be considered for selected patients with pattern hair loss. Research suggests potential benefit, but responses vary and preparation methods and treatment schedules are not standardised. PRP cannot guarantee regrowth or restore follicles that have been permanently lost.
PLINEST polynucleotides for the scalp
Polynucleotide scalp treatment may be considered to support scalp condition and hair quality as part of an individual plan. PLINEST Hair is the formulation designed for the scalp and differs from facial PLINEST. Your clinician will explain the product, suitability and evidence before treatment. Evidence for hair regrowth remains limited.
Juvelook for hair thinning
Juvelook combines poly-D,L-lactic acid (PDLLA) with hyaluronic acid. Its use for hair thinning is an emerging approach with preliminary clinical evidence. It is not an established first-line hair-loss treatment. We discuss the uncertainties, potential risks and alternatives before deciding whether scalp treatment is appropriate, including whether the proposed use falls outside the product’s intended purpose.
Hair treatment prices
| Treatment | One session | Three sessions |
|---|---|---|
| Juvelook | £600 | £1,650 |
| PLINEST polynucleotides | £400 | £1,050 |
| PRP | £500 | £1,350 |
Courses are offered following consultation. Three sessions are a pricing option, not a guarantee that three treatments will be sufficient. Your recommended schedule, review points and any further treatment costs will be explained before you commit.
Bespoke hair plan
Your hair plan is based on your consultation, rather than a fixed combination of treatments. We consider the likely cause of thinning, how long it has been happening, scalp condition, previous treatment and what you hope to achieve.
Your plan may include one treatment, a staged combination, advice on established options through an appropriate healthcare professional, or referral for further assessment. Choosing no treatment is always an option. Where suitable, photographs help us monitor change over time. The recommended treatments, number of visits and full price are agreed before you begin.
Why Kirei Clinic?
We take the time to explain what a treatment may improve, where the evidence is limited and when another approach is more appropriate. You do not need to choose between PRP, polynucleotides and Juvelook before your appointment. Start with your concern and we will help you understand your options.
Hair-loss treatment: your questions answered
Which hair-loss treatment is best for me?
That depends on the cause and stage of your hair loss. No injectable treatment is suitable for everyone. A consultation helps establish whether scalp injections, established medical options, further investigation or referral is the most appropriate next step.
How much does hair-loss treatment cost in Leeds?
At Kirei Clinic, PRP costs £500 per session or £1,350 for three. PLINEST costs £400 per session or £1,050 for three. Juvelook costs £600 per session or £1,650 for three. Bespoke plans are priced following consultation.
How soon will I see a change?
Hair changes gradually over months. Any benefit depends on the diagnosis, treatment and individual response. We agree a realistic review period at consultation rather than promising a result by a fixed date. Maintenance may be needed.
Can you treat hair shedding after pregnancy?
Shedding after pregnancy often improves with time. Persistent or unusual shedding deserves assessment. Injectable treatment may not be appropriate, particularly during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and we may recommend monitoring or medical review instead.
What are the risks and downtime?
Scalp injections can cause discomfort, redness, swelling, bruising and bleeding. Infection and product-specific reactions are possible; injectable biostimulators can also cause nodules or inflammatory reactions. Your clinician will explain the risks, aftercare and alternatives for the proposed treatment.
Do I need to book a course straight away?
No. Begin with a consultation. You can decide whether to proceed once you understand the options, likely limitations and costs.
Book your hair consultation or contact Kirei Clinic to discuss an appointment.