Hair loss affects many men—not just physically, but emotionally.
Verve Men’s Clinic is now proud to offer Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy for hair restoration: a non-surgical alternative designed to stimulate hair regrowth using your body’s own healing power.
Ready to book?PRP therapy involves drawing a small sample of your blood, processing it to concentrate the platelets, and injecting the PRP into targeted areas of the scalp. These platelets release growth factors that help activate dormant hair follicles, improve blood supply, and encourage thicker, healthier hair growth.
PRP is most effective for men experiencing early to moderate hair thinning, including male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia).
🩺 Specialist-led care: Dr Jonathan Fenton brings clinical precision and a deep understanding of men’s health.
🌿 Natural & non-toxic: No medications or foreign substances—just your own biology at work.
⏱️ Minimal downtime: Most patients resume normal activities immediately.
📈 Visible results: Many men notice improved hair density within 3–6 months.
🧠 Holistic support: We assess your overall health, lifestyle, and goals to optimise outcomes.
General Practitioner MBChB, BSc (Hons), FRACGP
(AHPRA Reg No MED0001525950)
This service is delivered by Specialist GP Dr Jonathan Fenton, whose expertise in regenerative medicine and men’s health ensures a patient-centre, evidence-based approach tailored to your individual needs.
Dr Jonny is a UK-trained General Practitioner, with extensive experience in Diabetes Management, Men’s Health and Sexual Health.
Dr Jonny relocated to tropical North Queensland from Ireland, having completed his medical degree at the University of Glasgow, Scotland. He then moved to London where he worked within King’s College Hospital’s renowned sexual health department, leading the way in treatments for sexually-transmitted infections and prevention strategies for their spread.
Seeking warmer climes, Dr Jonny moved to Melbourne for two years to work in Eastern Health’s Emergency and Intensive Care Departments before returning to Scotland to embark on his General Practitioner training within the NHS. Here he excelled within a number of areas including Sexual Health, Psychiatry and Obstetrics before qualifying in 2015 as a General Practitioner.
In 2017 Dr Jonny made the move back to Australia and this time calls Queensland home. As a new Australian citizen, Dr Jonny is excited to offer new and revolutionary treatments to men in regional Queensland in a medically-safe and professional manner.
Your PRP journey begins with a comprehensive consultation with Dr Jonathan Fenton GP, including:
PRP is ideal for men seeking a natural solution to hair thinning or looking to complement other treatments. If you’re unsure whether PRP is suitable for your situation, Dr Jonny will provide honest, expert guidance during your initial consultation.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy uses your own blood, processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors, which are then injected into the scalp. These growth factors stimulate dormant hair follicles, improve blood flow, and promote thicker, healthier hair growth.
PRP is most effective for men experiencing early to moderate hair thinning, especially those with androgenetic alopecia (male pattern baldness). It’s ideal for patients seeking a natural, non-surgical option or those looking to complement other treatments.
Each session typically takes 60 minutes. This includes consultation, blood draw, PRP preparation, and scalp injections. Most patients return to normal activities immediately afterward.
Dr Jonny recommends 3 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart. Maintenance treatments every 4–6 months may be recommended depending on your response and goals.
Many patients begin to notice reduced shedding and improved hair density within 3–6 months. Results vary based on individual factors such as age, hair loss severity, and overall health.
Yes. PRP is considered safe because it uses your own blood—there’s no risk of allergic reaction or rejection. Side effects are minimal and may include mild tenderness or swelling at the injection sites.
Patients may experience some slight pain and/or discomfort during the procedure and there may be a small amount of bleeding at the injection sites.
Yes. PRP can complement topical treatments (like minoxidil), oral medications (like finasteride), or even hair transplant procedures. Dr Jonny will guide you on the best combination for your needs and you should discuss current medications with him at your initial consultation.
An initial consultation is $95 incl GST and takes 15 minutes in length. This fee includes any follow-up appointments you may require.
Treatments are $700/session incl GST and take 60 minutes in lenght.
Verve Men’s Clinic offers all 3 treatments for $1,800 incl GST to encourage best results for patients. This is the equivalent of $600/session, incl GST.
Your follow-up consultation is complementary.
There are no Medicare rebates available for this type of treatment.
No, Medicare does not offer rebates for PRP treatments. PRP for hair loss is considered a cosmetic treatment and therefore carries GST.
PRP may not be suitable if you have certain medical conditions (e.g. active scalp infections, blood disorders, or autoimmune diseases). Dr Fenton will assess your suitability during your initial consultation.
No Medicare rebates available
No Medicare rebates available
($600/session incl GST)
No Medicare rebates available
No Medicare rebates available
Whether you’re ready to book in for your treatments, or just want to ask some more questions, call our friendly reception staff or use our online booking service to book your initial consultation today.
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Every patient is unique and results may vary. Invasive procedures carry risks which need to be discussed with your doctor to ensure you are fully informed and realistic outcomes have been explained. We recommend seeking a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner for all medical procedures.
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