Revive by Haaris is a pharmacist-led hair loss clinic at Birches Head Pharmacy, 12 Diana Road, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 6RS — serving Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stone, Stafford, Leek, Alsager and Crewe. Your first appointment is a free hair and scalp consultation with Haaris himself. If you would rather talk it through first, a free telephone consultation works too.
What happens at your consultation
Time that replaces months of guessing.
Built around you, not a menu
Depending on what the assessment finds, a plan may involve scalp and hair care guidance, lifestyle factors, suitable products, treatment such as PRP where appropriate, monitoring over time — or a referral if what we find needs a different professional.
What it never involves: being handed a pre-decided package, or choosing treatments off a list before anyone has looked at you. Where prescription treatment might be relevant, that is discussed at the consultation, as the law and good practice require.
one-to-one with Haaris · no obligation to treat
No charge for the assessment, and no commitment to book anything afterwards. If treatment isn't right for you, you'll be told plainly — and that costs you nothing.
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My hair is thinning — who should I see?
It depends on what is happening. Sudden, patchy or painful hair loss, or hair loss alongside other symptoms, deserves a medical review first, and you'll be told plainly if that's you. For gradual thinning, a hair and scalp consultation with a pharmacist is a sensible, low-risk starting point: you get an assessment, honest options and a plan, without committing to treatment. Our guide to who to see about hair loss compares trichologists, dermatologists, GPs and pharmacist-led clinics fairly.
Is a hair loss specialist the same as a trichologist?
No, and the difference is worth knowing. Haaris is a GPhC-registered pharmacist, not a trichologist or a dermatologist. What that means in practice is a registered healthcare professional, trained in medicines and their effects on hair, who assesses properly, explains the options fairly, treats where it is appropriate and refers you onward when someone else is the better answer.
Is this just a sales pitch for PRP?
No. Some consultations end with "PRP could be worth considering". Others end with reassurance, a care plan, or a referral to someone better placed to help. The assessment decides, not a sales target — and some people are advised against treatment altogether.
What does the consultation cost, and what happens next?
The consultation is free and there is no obligation to book treatment afterwards. If a course of PRP is recommended and you decide to go ahead, the prices are published plainly before you commit to anything. You can also read how PRP works and who it may and may not suit beforehand.
Stop guessing. Get looked at properly.
A free consultation with someone qualified beats months of second-guessing.