Hair Loss
Hair loss occurs on the scalp or the skin on various skin surfaces according to the hair's life cycle, which deteriorates with age, falls out, and grows again. Hair loss can also be due to heredity, hormones, illness, age, and stress, resulting in hair loss, thinning, Alopecia areata, telogen effluvium, or premature hair loss, which has a negative impact on personality, confidence, and stress. Those experiencing abnormal hair loss, thinning hair, or baldness should seek a thorough, systematic diagnosis and appropriate treatment to encourage new scalp hair growth with strength and quality.
Services available include:
*Treatments are catered to you and your current health results and needs.
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Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections
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Prescription Medications - Topical & Oral
Services Available
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections
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Platelet-Rich Plasma or PRP therapy, is a medical treatment that could help boost healing, regeneration, and growth. It’s often used to treat injured tendons, ligaments, and muscles. PRP therapy injects platelet-rich plasma cells into the affected area of your scalp. Plasma is the liquid part of your blood. Your blood is also made up of platelets, white cells, and red blood cells. Platelets play a role in the clotting of your blood, but they also contain Trusted Source cytokines and proteins that promote growth, healing, and rejuvenation.
Prescription Medications
Oral Medications
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These work systemically, affecting hormone levels or circulation to slow hair loss and promote regrowth. Some block specific hormones linked to hair follicle shrinkage, while others enhance blood supply to stimulate growth. While effective, they may have systemic side effects, including hormonal changes or cardiovascular effects, and typically require a doctor's supervision.
Topical Medications
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Applied directly to the scalp, these treatments work by improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, or blocking certain hormones at the follicular level. Some are designed to be absorbed into the skin with minimal systemic effects, making them a preferred option for those looking to avoid internal side effects. These treatments can cause scalp irritation or dryness in some individuals.
