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Hair Loss Treatment in Cheshire

Hair loss is progressive. It rarely happens overnight.

For most men and women across Cheshire and Greater Manchester, thinning begins gradually. The hairline softens. Density reduces. The ponytail feels lighter. Shedding increases. Over time, follicles shrink and produce finer, weaker strands.

At Dr Ed Robinson Aesthetics in Cheshire, we approach hair loss as a biological process, not a cosmetic inconvenience.

We provide a medically structured, six-session regenerative hair restoration programme combining:

  • 3 treatments of PRP and polynucleotides & 3 treatments of exosomes and microneedling with DermaLux LED treatment (alternated) 
  • Delivered under medical supervision 
  • Performed with a scalp nerve block for enhanced comfort 


Total programme investment: £2000

This is advanced non-surgical hair restoration for patients seeking evidence-led treatment in Cheshire and the North West.

Why Does Hair Loss Happen?

The most common cause of hair thinning is androgenetic alopecia. This is a genetically driven process where follicles gradually miniaturise under hormonal influence.

Other contributing factors include:

  • Hormonal imbalance
  • Stress-related shedding
  • Inflammatory scalp conditions
  • Nutritional deficiencies
  • Age-related vascular decline


As follicles shrink, the hair cycle shortens. Growth becomes weaker. Eventually, production may stop altogether.

Regenerative therapy aims to stimulate viable but dormant follicles before irreversible loss occurs.

Early intervention is key.

  • GENETICS
    A significant factor, particularly in male and female pattern baldness.
  • HORMONAL CHANGES
    Pregnancy, menopause, and thyroid problems can cause temporary or permanent hair loss. Men can also become increasingly susceptible to DHT (a derivative of testosterone) with ageing which leads to male-pattern baldness.
  • MEDICAL CONDITIONS
    Scalp infections, alopecia areata, and other diseases can lead to hair loss.
  • MEDICATIONS
    Hair loss can be a side effect of certain drugs, such as those used for cancer, arthritis, depression, and heart problems.
  • STRESS
    Both physical and emotional stress can trigger temporary hair loss.

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