What is Hair Loss & Hair Restoration?
Hair loss has many causes. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include medical therapy, scalp treatments, injectable treatments where appropriate, or referral for hair-transplant evaluation.
Who is it for? Men and women with thinning, shedding, a receding hairline or patchy hair loss.
- First step
- Dermatology consultation
- Treatment plan
- Medical therapy, scalp treatments or PRP
- Follow-up
- Every few weeks at first
- Downtime
- None for most treatments
We assess
- Male- and female-pattern hair loss
- Diffuse thinning and shedding
- Scalp conditions and other causes
Your assessment
- 1
History of the hair loss, health, diet and family history.
- 2
Scalp and hair examination, with trichoscopy if needed.
- 3
Blood tests where appropriate (iron, thyroid, vitamins).
- 4
A plan: medical therapy, PRP or referral for transplant evaluation.
Frequently asked questions
When will I see results?
Hair growth is slow — expect to assess progress after 3–6 months.
Is PRP effective?
It can help some types of hair loss as part of a plan; your doctor will advise whether it suits you.
Do I need a hair transplant?
Not always. Many people respond to medical treatment; transplant is considered for suitable cases.
Is shedding after stress permanent?
Usually not — it often recovers within months once the trigger settles.
This information is educational and does not replace a doctor's consultation. Results vary between individuals.