The pharmacist behind the clinic

Why a pharmacist?

Haaris has spent his career behind the counter of a community pharmacy — the first port of call for people who want a straight answer about their health without a wait or a hard sell. Revive grew out of the same conversations: patients asking honestly what could be done about thinning hair, tired eyes, a patchy beard — and deserving better than the promises they'd found online.

The answer was to bring PRP into the pharmacy itself: assessed properly, priced plainly, delivered personally, and refused honestly when it isn't the right treatment. Every consultation and every session at Revive is carried out by Haaris himself.

You won't be passed between practitioners, upsold a package, or told what you want to hear. That's the whole idea.

Why I created Revive

“I started having problems with hair loss at around 19. When I looked for treatment, I was travelling over an hour and paying more than £300 for a single session. It made me think there should be a clearer, more accessible option for people here.

I don't want Revive to feel like a big company where people are treated as numbers. I want patients to ask honest questions, understand their options and get a straight answer — even if that answer is that PRP is not the right route for them.”

That experience is also why the pricing here looks the way it does: hair PRP is £150 a session, or £500 for a course of four — accessible by design, not discounted care. Price is one part of choosing a clinic; our guide to how Revive compares covers the rest of what's worth checking, anywhere you go.