Aderans Hair Centre

At Aderans Hair Centre, we represent the evolved clinic branch of Aderans Trendco, a trusted name in the industry since 1965. Our mission is simple: to be your comprehensive destination for addressing hair loss concerns and achieving total hair solutions.

Dedicated to our customers, we understand the emotional effect of hair loss, whether it's alopecia, thinning hair, or partial loss. We're here to support men, women, and children through every step of their journey towards regaining confidence and self-esteem.

Taking the first step towards addressing hair loss can be daunting, but our team of expert consultants is here to make the process seamless. From non-medical treatments to prevent further hair loss to cutting-edge procedures like scalp micropigmentation and non-surgical hair replacement systems, we offer a diverse range of options tailored to your needs.

With a commitment to excellence in hair, skin, and overall health, we prioritize your satisfaction and strive to deliver an exceptional customer experience every time.

Rest assured, you're in the hands of professionals who truly care.

Discount available to AUK Community Cardholders?

10%

Website: www.aderanshaircentre.co.uk

Facebook: @AderansHairCentreUK

Instagram: @AderansHairCentreUK

Twitter: @AderansUK

Telephone: 0207 243 1451

Email: [email protected]

Products and services:

Hair Systems
Permanent Make Up (PMU)
Semi-Permanent Eyebrows
Semi-Permanent Lip Blush
Scalp Micropigmentation
Lash and Brow Products
'Alternative hair' care products

Brands we stock:

Custom Made
Trendco

Salons are located at:

AHC London
64 Westbourne Grove
London
W2 5SH

AHC Midlands
Unit 9 Barton Marina
Burton Upon Trent
Staffordshire
DE13 8AS

AHC Hove
Suite 9
114 - 116 Western Road
Sheridan House
Hove
BN3 1DD

Good to know:

Private consultation room available
NHS registered supplier

Alopecia UK Disclaimer

All services have paid to be included in the Alopecia UK Service Directory. This payment covers the costs of maintaining the directory and supports the work of Alopecia UK. Whilst Alopecia UK takes care to ensure the accuracy of the information we can not accept liability for any inaccuracies. Further, Alopecia UK provides this information as a resource only and does not in any way endorse the products or services being offered.

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