Hair · Downtime: None to minimal
Hair Fall Treatment
A diagnosis-first programme that finds the cause of your hair fall, hormonal, nutritional, genetic or stress-related, and treats it.
Ideal for. Excessive shedding, thinning, weak roots or slow growth.
Key benefit. A plan built around the cause of your hair fall, not a one-size package.
Overview
Hair fall has many causes: genetics, hormonal changes, stress, nutritional deficiencies, medical conditions and some medicines. Treatment starts with a scalp and hair assessment to find which apply to you.
Your doctor then combines the treatments that fit, from medical therapy to PRP or GFC, and reviews your progress at regular follow-ups. Early treatment usually gives better results.
How it works
- Scalp analysis
- Root-cause diagnosis
- Personalised treatment plan
- Regular follow-up and adjustment
Benefits
- Treats the underlying cause
- Strengthens weak roots
- Non-surgical options
- Progress reviewed by your doctor
Concerns it treats
Available at 11 clinics
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Questions
When should I see a doctor about hair fall?
If you notice heavy shedding (more than about 100 hairs a day), visible thinning, a receding hairline or bald patches. Early treatment typically gives better results.
Is the treatment painful?
Hair fall treatments are non-surgical and generally comfortable. Some procedures can cause mild discomfort, which your doctor will explain beforehand.
When will I see results?
Many people notice reduced hair fall within 2 to 3 weeks, with visible improvement in growth over 1 to 3 months.