Hair

Hair Loss Treatment

Find out why the hair is going before deciding what to do about it.

TIME

30–40 min consult

CONSULTATION

Complimentary

Hair fall and pattern hair loss are different problems with different answers, so the first visit is an assessment — scalp examination and, where indicated, blood work for iron, vitamin D, B12 and thyroid function. From there the clinical team builds a staged plan: correct what the tests find, medical therapy where it is appropriate, and in-clinic sessions such as PRP or GFC only where they genuinely add something. Hair grows slowly, so a plan is judged over four to six months with photographs, not weeks.

What you’ll notice

Diagnosis first — scalp exam and blood work where indicated

A staged plan, not a package sold on the first visit

Progress tracked with photographs at each review

Honest about what treatment can and cannot recover

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How the visit works

Consult

A relaxed, complimentary conversation and skin assessment with a physician.

Plan

A transparent, personalised plan with clear pricing and realistic outcomes.

Treat

Your treatment in a calm, medical-grade suite with comfort at its core.

Glow

Aftercare and follow-ups to protect and extend your results.

How it works

Scalp examination establishes the pattern — shedding, miniaturisation, scarring or a mix
Blood tests look for the correctable causes: iron stores, vitamin D, B12 and thyroid
Medical therapy targets the follicle and has to be sustained to hold the benefit
In-clinic sessions are added where they suit the diagnosis, not offered by default

Sessions & downtime

The first visit is assessment, with results and a plan usually within a week. Medical therapy is reviewed at six to eight weeks and then roughly three-monthly. Any in-clinic course, such as PRP, typically runs four to six sessions about a month apart.

None from the consultation itself. Injectable scalp sessions leave tenderness for a day and occasionally mild forehead swelling overnight; hair is washed normally the next morning.

Aftercare

Take the review photographs seriously — they are the only reliable way to judge slow change
Keep to the medical treatment daily; stopping generally returns you to the previous trajectory
Treat scalp inflammation and dandruff alongside, since scratching adds to shedding
Expect a brief increase in shedding when some treatments start — tell us rather than stopping

When we would not treat

Sudden patchy loss, scarring or scalp disease — that needs a dermatological diagnosis first
Some prescription hair treatments are avoided in pregnancy and while breastfeeding
Areas bald for years, where no follicles remain for medical treatment to act on
Anyone wanting a fixed density by a fixed date — hair does not work to a deadline

Concerns this treats

Hair loss Female pattern hair loss

Frequently asked

Will my hair grow back?

It depends on the type. Hair fall from a temporary trigger such as illness, delivery or a deficiency usually recovers once the trigger is corrected. In pattern hair loss the realistic aim is to stop the loss and thicken hair that has thinned — follicles lost long ago do not return.

Do I really need blood tests?

Often, yes. Iron deficiency, low vitamin D and thyroid problems are common in this population and correctable, and missing them means months spent treating the wrong thing.

How long before I can tell whether it is working?

Four to six months, judged on photographs. Hair grows slowly, and shedding often continues briefly after starting treatment before it settles.

Do I have to stay on treatment indefinitely?

For pattern hair loss the benefit is generally held only while treatment continues, and stopping usually returns you to the previous trajectory over the following months. That is worth knowing before you start rather than after.

Is PRP better than medication?

They are not alternatives. Medical therapy is the better-supported foundation and the in-clinic sessions are added to it in selected patients. A clinic offering the sessions instead of a diagnosis is selling the easy part.

Is my hair fall caused by dandruff?

Not pattern loss, no. Dandruff and an itchy scalp can add to shedding through inflammation and scratching, and are worth treating, but a widening parting comes from hormones, genetics and deficiencies rather than grooming.

This page is educational and does not replace an in-person consultation. Medical disclaimer