Scalp Rejuvenation
Advanced Growth Factor Therapy & Skin Needling · Largs Bay
Consider this treatment if you:
- Are noticing hair thinning or reduced hair density
- Have noticed more shedding since having a baby
- Are going through perimenopause or menopause
- Would like a non-surgical, clinic-based approach to scalp care
In summary
Scalp Rejuvenation combines skin needling with Advanced Growth Factor Therapy, designed to support scalp health and the follicle environment. It may suit men and women with hair thinning, including changes after childbirth or during perimenopause. Heather Holbrook performs the treatment at our Largs Bay clinic as a course of 4 to 6 sessions, after a consultation to check suitability. Individual results vary.
Reviewed by Heather Holbrook, Dermal Clinician, 35 years' experience. Last reviewed October 2026.
Changes in hair density can be hard to ignore, and they are more common than most people realise. They often follow a change in hormones, such as after having a baby or during perimenopause, and can also develop gradually with age.
Our Hair Thinning page explains the common causes. This page covers the treatment itself, which Heather Holbrook performs at our Largs Bay clinic for both men and women. If your thinning may be hormonal, our Women's Hormonal Health Clinic can look at that side of the picture.
What Is Scalp Rejuvenation?
The treatment has two parts. Skin needling creates fine micro-channels in the scalp, and Advanced Growth Factor Therapy is applied straight afterwards so the solution can be absorbed through those channels. Together they are designed to support the skin's natural repair response and a healthier environment for the follicles.
What the treatment offers
- A focus on the scalp environment as well as the hair
- A non-surgical, clinic-based approach
- A personalised plan built around your consultation
- Standardised photography to track your progress over time
How It Works
Before You Book
Scalp Rejuvenation relies on active follicles, so it is not suitable for advanced scarring alopecia. See your GP first if your hair loss came on suddenly or appears in round patches, or if it comes with other symptoms such as fatigue. A blood test can check for low iron or thyroid changes, which can both affect hair growth.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, Heather will advise on timing at your consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to talk about your scalp health?
Book a Consultation Book online, or call us on 0403 292 292 if you would like to talk it through first.