Treatment prices

Your initial consultation includes a thorough assessment. The specialist will also review your medical history, current medications, and any allergies to ensure safe and effective treatment. You'll then discuss suitable treatment options, along with potential side effects and expected outcomes. If appropriate, a prescription for Minoxidil will be issued, and you’ll receive a patient information leaflet outlining how to use it, possible side effects, and expected outcomes. This consultation forms the foundation of a personalised treatment plan, with follow-up appointments available as needed.

This comprehensive package begins with a pre-appointment questionnaire, followed by a 30-minute initial consultation with a specialist. Your consultation will include an assessment of hair loss, a review of your medical history and any current medications. If appropriate, a prescription for Minoxidil will be provided, along with the medication and an information leaflet outlining possible side effects and expected results. The treatment plan is fully personalised and tailored to your needs, with dose adjustments made during follow-up appointments. You’ll have access to 30-minute follow-up consultations for up to one year after your initial appointment, including online reviews at 6 and 12 months as part of the 12-month prescription plan.

Most individuals achieve maximum response to treatment within 6 to 12 months. At your 12-month review, the doctor will assess your progress. If there has been no significant improvement, it is usually recommended to discontinue treatment. However, if you have seen benefit and are stable on your current dose, you may choose to continue Minoxidil long-term to maintain results. A 12-month prescription can be provided for ongoing treatment if appropriate. This will include an additional review at 6 and 12 months.

Cryotherapy is a quick, non-invasive treatment that involves freezing skin lesions with liquid nitrogen. No local anaesthetic is required, though the area may sting slightly for 10–15 seconds during the procedure. Mild redness may occur immediately after treatment.

A follow-up cryotherapy session may be recommended 3–4 weeks after your initial treatment if any lesions persist or if new ones have appeared. This session includes treatment of up to 5 lesions.

If the doctor determines that a lesion is too large, unlikely to respond to cryotherapy, or located in a difficult area, minor surgery may be recommended. This simple procedure involves injecting a local anaesthetic to numb the area, ensuring no further discomfort is felt. The lesion is then carefully removed, and bleeding is controlled using cautery or sutures. In some cases, the sample may be sent to a laboratory for analysis. This is typically a one-step treatment, with most patients requiring no further intervention. Healing usually occurs within 1–2 weeks, with a scab forming and falling off naturally.