Vampire facial · injections · scalp · hair · beard

PRP & PRF

Own-blood treatment plans using microneedling or selected injection-led routes across the face, under-eye area, neck, décolletage, hands, scalp and beard.

What PRP and PRF mean

PRP means platelet-rich plasma. PRF means platelet-rich fibrin. A small blood sample is taken and prepared during the appointment, then the selected fraction is used according to the agreed protocol.

The popular term “vampire facial” normally refers to an own-blood skin treatment combined with microneedling. Injection-led facial, scalp and beard routes are listed separately so clients can see the difference.

Vampire facial microneedling

PRP/PRF vampire facial — face£79
PRP/PRF vampire facial — face and neck£99
Face, neck and décolletageFrom £129
Targeted microneedling areaFrom £69
Face course — three sessions£179
Face and neck course — three sessions£219

Injection-led plans

Full face and conservative under-eye injections£99
Facial injection course — three treatments£199
Hair and scalp injections£119
Hair and scalp course — three treatments£239
Beard-density supportFrom £99
Beard course — four sessionsQuoted with plan

Prefer not to use an own-blood scalp treatment?

The separate SCM scalp-booster course uses microneedling only and is planned as six sessions. It is presented as a scalp-support route rather than a guaranteed hair-growth treatment.

Compare the SCM scalp course ↗

Neck, décolletage and hands

These areas may be added to an injection-led or microneedling plan where the prepared sample yield, area, tissue and treatment protocol allow. They are not assumed automatically from a “full face” booking.

  • Neck add-on: quoted with the facial plan.
  • Décolletage add-on: quoted with the facial plan.
  • Hand add-on: quoted with the facial plan.
  • Face, neck and décolletage microneedling: from £129.

What to expect

  • Screening covers medical history, medication, blood-draw suitability, previous treatment and the planned area.
  • Redness, pinpoint marks, tenderness, bruising or temporary swelling may follow treatment.
  • Hair and beard plans are cosmetic density-support pathways, not guaranteed growth treatments.
  • Sudden, patchy, inflamed or unexplained hair loss should be medically assessed.
  • The prepared sample cannot be treated like an unlimited quantity; area combinations are planned realistically.