What is Hair Loss?
Hair loss, or alopecia, is a condition characterized by the thinning or loss of hair from the scalp or body. It can result from genetics, autoimmune causes, medical conditions or medications. Hair loss may be temporary or permanent, and treatment options include medications, hair restoration procedures, and lifestyle changes to promote hair growth.
Our Approach to Treating Hair Loss
Stage 1
Comprehensive Evaluation
We start with a thorough assessment to identify the type and cause of hair loss. This includes reviewing medical history, performing scalp examinations, and possibly conducting blood tests or biopsies to determine underlying factors.
Stage 2
Personalized Treatment Plan
Our customized treatment plan may include treating the underlying cause with topical solutions or oral medications. We tailor treatments to the patient's specific needs, focusing on preventing further loss and stimulating hair growth.
Stage 3 onwards (if required)
Ongoing Support and Monitoring
We provide regular follow-ups to track progress and adjust treatments as needed. Continuous support and education empower patients with lifestyle and dietary recommendations to maintain hair health and optimize treatment outcomes.
Benefits of Treating Hair Loss
Prevention of Further Hair Loss
Restoring hair density improves aesthetics, boosts self-confidence, and contributes to a more youthful look.
Increased Self-Esteem
Effective treatment reduces anxiety about hair loss, enhancing social interactions and psychological well-being.
Slows Progression
Early intervention slows progression, maintaining remaining hair and supporting overall scalp health.
Recognizing the Signs of Hair Loss
Gradual thinning on the top of the head, particularly common in men​
Patchy or circular bald spots on the scalp, beard, or eyebrows
Sudden loosening of hair, causing overall thinning
Full-body hair loss due to medical treatments like chemotherapy
Recognizing the signs of hair loss early can help manage and treat the condition effectively, improving outcomes and quality of life.
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