Hair Thinning
Hair thinning can be found across genders and age groups. In addition, multiple factors like genetics, the environment, or even co-existing medical conditions may lead to hair thinning.
The key is to identify the cause before we build you a treatment plan. For example, hair thinning may lead to a lack of confidence; this is something that our clinic can help you with, resulting in a much-needed confidence boost!
Hair thinning isn’t gender-specific; read on how this condition affects both males and females below.
Before & After
Before & After
Male Pattern Hair Loss (MPHL)
Patterned alopecia, especially in males, first starts with the recession of the hairline and then thinning over the front and sides of the scalp. This could be hereditary or due to the increase in activity of the androgens. Androgens are hormones that play a role in male traits but can also be found in women.
Treatment for this type of genetic alopecia aims to retain the remaining hair and stop the progress of the disease before hair restoration procedures can be started. However, hair transplantation is the only permanent solution for this, especially on a fully bald patch or scalp. Hence, early intervention is advised with home care or in-clinic mesotherapy procedures like Platelet Rich Plasma ( PRP) or Stem cells therapy.
Let your hair do the talking.
Female Patterned Hair Loss (FPHL)
Hair thinning in women is also on the rise. This could be due to environmental causes, personal care neglect, age-related or even due to hormonal conditions like PCOS. Hair loss in women happens in the front areas with the typical widening of the partition. This could be with or without the recession of the hairline. This kind of hair loss needs a more detailed evaluation and requires maintenance therapy.
Treatment for FPHL aims first to retain the remaining hair and halt the progression of hair loss. A permanent solution to this is hair transplantation for one suffering from a completely bald patch. Early intervention is advised by home care and in-clinic mesotherapy procedures like Platelet Rich Plasma ( PRP) or Stem cells therapy.