Hair loss is a common concern among men and women, but it rarely presents in a simple or uniform way. Some patients notice increased shedding after a period of stress or illness, while others describe a gradual thinning that has developed over several years. In many cases, the scalp itself has not been properly assessed.
There is now a clear shift towards non-surgical hair restoration treatments that focus on improving scalp health and supporting natural hair growth. Advanced scalp therapies such as KeraLase and Keravive form the foundation of how we approach hair loss at The Medispa.
Our treatments always begin with a detailed consultation. As with any skin concern, understanding the underlying condition of the scalp is key to achieving consistent results.
What causes hair loss and why does scalp health matter?
Hair loss is typically influenced by multiple factors. In clinic we often see a combination of:
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Hormonal changes such as androgenetic hair loss
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Stress-related shedding
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Reduced blood flow to the scalp
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Inflammation within the follicle environment
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Scalp imbalance, including dryness, oil excess or buildup
A common mistake patients make is focusing only on the hair itself. In reality, the scalp plays a critical role. If the follicle environment is compromised, even well-performed treatments may not deliver optimal results.
Healthy hair growth relies on:
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Good circulation to the follicle
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A clean, balanced scalp
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Active follicles capable of responding to stimulation
This is why we often begin by improving scalp condition before introducing more advanced treatment approaches.
What are non-surgical hair restoration treatments?
Non-surgical hair restoration treatments are designed to improve the conditions around the follicle rather than replace hair.
They aim to:
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Stimulate weakened follicles
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Improve circulation
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Reduce inflammation
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Support stronger, more consistent growth
For milder cases we would usually start with scalp-focused treatments. If that does not achieve the desired results, we can introduce more advanced options or support patients who may be undergoing treatments such as PRP and PRF.
What is KeraLase and when is it used?
KeraLase combines laser technology with targeted scalp serums to enhance delivery into the hair follicle.
What it is
KeraLase uses a non-ablative laser to create micro-channels in the scalp, allowing a specialised growth factor serum to penetrate more effectively.
How it is performed
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The scalp is treated using a gentle laser device
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A growth factor serum is applied immediately afterwards
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The serum is absorbed through the micro-channels created
This treatment is non-invasive and does not involve injections.
KeraLase is available at our Telford and Shrewsbury clinics, where we offer the full range of advanced energy-based treatments.
Who it is suitable for
KeraLase is often recommended for:
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Diffuse thinning
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Early hair loss
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Patients who prefer a non-injectable approach
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Supporting results from treatments such as PRP or following a hair transplant
We often see patients who are undergoing PRP or a hair transplant. KeraLase can be a useful addition in these cases, helping to enhance results by improving delivery of active ingredients and supporting the scalp environment.
Benefits
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Enhances delivery of active ingredients
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Stimulates follicle activity
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Improves scalp condition
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Supports results from other hair restoration treatments
KeraLase can be effective as a standalone treatment, particularly in earlier stages of hair thinning. However, results are often improved when it is combined with treatments that address overall scalp health.
What is Keravive and why is it important?
Keravive focuses on scalp health, which is often overlooked in hair restoration.
What it is
Keravive is a non-invasive treatment designed to cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate the scalp while delivering targeted peptides.
How it is performed
The treatment includes:
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Deep cleansing and exfoliation
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Infusion of hydrating and stimulating ingredients
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A take-home spray to maintain results between sessions
Keravive is also available at our Telford and Shrewsbury clinics.
Who it is suitable for
It is particularly beneficial for:
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Dry or flaky scalp
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Congested follicles
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Early-stage thinning
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Patients preparing for or maintaining other hair restoration treatments
A common pattern we see is patients focusing purely on growth-based treatments without addressing the condition of the scalp. Once this is corrected, outcomes tend to improve.
Benefits
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Improves scalp hydration and balance
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Clears blocked follicles
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Supports healthier hair growth
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Enhances the effectiveness of other treatments
Keravive works well as a standalone treatment to improve scalp condition. In practice, however, combining it with KeraLase often leads to more consistent results, as both treatments target different aspects of the hair growth environment.
Why combination treatments deliver the best results
Hair restoration is rarely about a single treatment. The most consistent results come from combining therapies in a structured way.
In clinic we often approach this in stages:
Stage 1: Scalp optimisation
Using Keravive to improve scalp condition and prepare the follicle environment
Stage 2: Follicle stimulation
Introducing KeraLase to stimulate activity and enhance delivery of growth factors
Stage 3: Maintenance
Spacing treatments to maintain results over time
KeraLase and Keravive can both deliver results independently, but when used together they tend to produce more reliable outcomes by addressing both scalp health and follicle stimulation at the same time.
For patients undergoing PRP or who have had a hair transplant, these treatments can be used to support and maintain results.
If you are not achieving the expected results, we would normally reassess underlying factors such as stress, hormonal changes or overall health.
How do you choose the right treatment?
Treatment choice depends on the type and cause of hair loss, as well as its severity, duration and the condition of the scalp.
For milder cases, we would usually start with scalp treatments. In more established cases, combination approaches tend to deliver better outcomes. Consistency is key, and a structured treatment plan will provide more reliable results than isolated treatments.
What results can you expect?
Hair restoration takes time, and results develop gradually.
You may notice:
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Reduced shedding within a few weeks
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Improved scalp condition and hair texture within 2 to 3 months
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Gradual improvements in density over time
Earlier treatment generally leads to better outcomes, although results will vary from patient to patient.
FAQ: Hair restoration treatments
How many sessions will I need?
Most patients require a course of treatments, often combining KeraLase and Keravive, followed by maintenance.
Does KeraLase hurt?
The treatment is generally well tolerated and non-invasive.
Can these treatments work alongside PRP or a hair transplant?
Yes, KeraLase and Keravive are often used to support and enhance results from treatments such as PRP or following a hair transplant.
Are treatments available at all clinics?
Advanced scalp treatments such as KeraLase and Keravive are offered at our Telford and Shrewsbury clinics.
Book a consultation
If you are noticing hair thinning, increased shedding or changes in scalp condition, early assessment is important.
At The Medispa, consultations are designed to provide a detailed understanding of both scalp health and hair loss patterns, allowing us to create a personalised treatment plan based on your individual presentation. Where appropriate, this may include a combination of treatments to improve scalp health and support long-term hair quality.
Treatments are available across our Midlands clinics, with advanced scalp therapies such as KeraLase and Keravive available at our Telford and Shrewsbury clinics.
Book your consultation today to take the first step towards healthier scalp function and stronger, more resilient hair growth.
