Vitamin Supplementation Clinics
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35 Berkeley Square London, W1J 5BF United Kingdom
About us
The Role of Vitamin Supplements in Regrowth After a Hair Transplant at My Hair UK Clinic
My Hair UK is a medical clinic focused exclusively on Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) hair restoration. All procedures are performed by GMC-registered doctors with specific training in FUE techniques, avoiding the use of robots or technician-led extraction. We do not offer strip surgery (FUT) or automated methods like ARTAS. Every graft is handled with precision to preserve viability and ensure natural density.
What distinguishes My Hair UK is not only the medical standard of care but also the structure of its pricing and follow-up. Each patient receives personalised advice, ongoing support, and access to a secure digital aftercare platform that includes pre- and post-operative instructions, video guides, frequently asked questions, and direct messaging to the surgical team. Patients are followed up at specific milestones to assess graft survival and regrowth.
The clinic operates across multiple UK locations, including central London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow, ensuring easier access to patients across the country.
Comparing Hair Transplant Prices Across UK Clinics
The UK hair transplant market is varied, with pricing that can differ significantly between clinics depending on reputation, location, and level of medical involvement. While all reputable clinics perform FUE surgery, how the procedure is delivered—and who performs it—can impact both cost and result.
Clinics in central London often quote higher prices due to overheads and demand. A typical price at a premium Harley Street clinic for 2,500 grafts can exceed £6,000. In contrast, regional clinics in cities like Leeds, Nottingham or Liverpool might offer similar graft counts for £3,000 to £4,500, although the experience of the medical team and level of post-op follow-up can vary widely.
There are also commercial chains offering “from £2,000” prices. Often these are entry-level estimates based on low graft numbers, with significant additional fees for anaesthesia, medications, PRP, or added density. In some cases, the quoted price may not include doctor-led surgery.
By comparison, when looking at how much hair transplants cost, My Hair UK provides fixed prices with clear graft-to-cost ratios. A 2,000 graft session, for example, is £3,699 and includes medical-grade aftercare. A 3,000 graft session is £4,499, significantly lower than many London clinics charging up to £8,000 for the same.
Before choosing a clinic, ask the following:
Who will extract and implant the grafts – a doctor or technician?
Is the quote inclusive of anaesthesia, medications, PRP, and follow-ups?
Are there clear before-and-after results from patients with a similar hair type?
Pricing alone doesn’t reflect quality, but transparency and medical involvement are strong indicators of a clinic’s credibility.
The Role of Vitamin Supplements in Regrowth After FUE Surgery
Hair transplantation involves more than just surgical technique—it depends on how well the body heals, integrates, and regrows each graft. Nutritional status influences all phases of wound repair and follicular cycling, from the inflammatory response to tissue remodelling and new hair formation.
While vitamin supplements are not necessary for every patient, specific micronutrients have been shown to support hair regrowth, particularly when a deficiency is present.
Vitamin D
Vitamin D is involved in keratinocyte regulation and hair follicle cycling. Several studies link low vitamin D to non-scarring alopecias, particularly telogen effluvium and alopecia areata. Its role in post-transplant healing is indirect but relevant, especially in patients with known deficiency or autoimmune tendencies. One study found significantly lower vitamin D levels in patients with chronic telogen effluvium compared to healthy controls
At My Hair UK, we routinely assess vitamin D in patients with poor regrowth at the 6-month stage. Supplementation may be advised in line with NHS guidelines where serum 25(OH)D levels are below 50 nmol/L.
Iron and Ferritin
Iron is required for cellular energy production and DNA synthesis. Hair matrix cells divide rapidly, and iron deficiency—especially low ferritin—can impair their function. Women with heavy periods, vegan diets, or fatigue symptoms may have suboptimal iron stores without being anaemic. A study in Dermatology Practical & Conceptual recommends ferritin above 70 µg/L for women experiencing chronic hair loss
We advise ferritin testing prior to surgery for all female patients. Men are rarely affected unless there is underlying malabsorption or chronic illness. Where indicated, iron supplements are prescribed for 3–6 months and monitored.
Zinc
Zinc deficiency disrupts protein synthesis and impacts keratin formation. Its role in immune modulation also affects post-transplant inflammation. While overt zinc deficiency is rare in the UK, borderline levels are occasionally seen in those with restrictive diets or gastrointestinal conditions.
We do not routinely supplement zinc unless levels are shown to be below reference range. Over-supplementation can lead to copper deficiency and should be avoided.
Biotin
Biotin is one of the most widely marketed supplements for hair growth. Despite its popularity, biotin deficiency is extremely rare outside of specific medical conditions. Randomised trials have not demonstrated a clear benefit in healthy individuals, and high-dose biotin can interfere with thyroid and cardiac blood tests. As a result, we only recommend biotin if there is a confirmed deficiency or relevant dietary risk.
At My Hair UK, we take an evidence-based approach to supplementation. Rather than promoting expensive over-the-counter products, we use blood testing to confirm need and provide medically appropriate dosages only when indicated.
A well-balanced diet remains the foundation of post-surgical recovery. We encourage patients to prioritise whole food sources of protein, iron, omega-3 fats, and vitamins A, C and E, all of which contribute to wound healing and follicle support.