SCALP THERAPY

High-frequency scalp therapy.

A scalp service using a glass electrode and a mild electrical current, available individually or within the clinic’s programme.

£1815 minutes · consultation required

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Illustration of high-frequency scalp therapy equipment — Mortimer Road, Hereford · By appointment

WHAT IS IT?

What is high-frequency scalp therapy?

A glass electrode is used over the scalp with a mild electrical current. The clinic lists a 15-minute individual appointment and includes this service between PRP visits in the programme.

15 minutes: £18
Your first step: Consultation
Your clinic: Hereford Mortimer Road

It is a different service from LED light therapy, radiofrequency microneedling or a wearable electrical-stimulation device.

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THE SCIENCE, IN PLAIN ENGLISH

Understanding high-frequency scalp care

Scalp care · early laboratory research

A focused 15-minute scalp-care appointment. Glass-electrode research is laboratory-based and does not establish hair regrowth in patients.

Exploring glass-electrode technology

A glass-electrode device was tested against microbes in a laboratory.

Frommherz et al. · 2022

Study details & references

Research in context

High-frequency care offers a focused 15-minute scalp appointment and is included between PRP visits in the clinic programme. Research into glass-electrode devices has explored their effects on microbes in the laboratory. That research helps explain the technology being investigated, while the appointment’s purpose and suitability are discussed individually.

The glass-electrode study below was laboratory research, not a clinical hair-growth trial. It does not establish hair regrowth or treatment of scalp infection. This appointment should be considered within its scalp-care scope, with appropriate medical assessment for persistent symptoms.

Laboratory study · not a hair-growth trial

Frommherz et al. · 2022

Microbes on culture plates · no patients

Study context

This does not demonstrate scalp hair regrowth or treatment of infection in people.

Guidance references

American Academy of Dermatology: hair-loss diagnosis and treatment

Research reviewed 1 November 2026. Individual results vary.

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YOUR APPOINTMENT, EXPLAINED

What to expect from high-frequency scalp care

Before

Discuss your health history, medicines and any implanted electrical device.
Ask Becky about individual suitability and the aim of this appointment.

During

The glass electrode is used over the scalp.
The published individual appointment is 15 minutes; ask about the device and how it should feel.

After

Ask what skin reactions to watch for and how the service fits the agreed plan.
Persistent pain, irritation or other scalp symptoms need appropriate assessment.

Ask about suitability, the full plan and the next available appointments.

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BEFORE YOU BOOK

Before your appointment.

Where does it fit in a plan?

The clinic includes weekly high-frequency scalp therapy between PRP appointments in the 12-week programme. An individual session is also listed in the shared booking diary.

What should I discuss first?

Share relevant health conditions, implanted electrical devices and medicines during your consultation. Suitability and possible skin irritation should be discussed before treatment.

What can I expect?

Evidence for hair regrowth from high-frequency scalp therapy is limited. A session should not be relied on to diagnose or treat an underlying medical cause of hair loss. Ask about realistic expectations for your own concern.

A LITTLE CLARITY BEFORE YOU BOOK

A few things you may be wondering.

Open a question for the details. For advice about your own hair or scalp, speak with Becky.

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How long is an individual session?

An individual session is 15 minutes and costs £18.

Can I use the online diary?

High-frequency therapy is listed in the shared Mortimer Hair House diary. If you are a new clinic client, contact Becky about a consultation before choosing a treatment.

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