Hair loss occurs when the natural hair growth cycle is disrupted. This may lead to slower regrowth, thinning strands or increased hair fall. It can happen gradually or suddenly, depending on the cause.
Hair loss may be temporary or long-term. Identifying the root cause is key to selecting the right treatment and preventing further loss.
There are different forms of hair loss, each with distinct patterns and causes:
Hair loss can be triggered by a combination of internal and external factors:
Not always. Early intervention can help reverse or stabilise many types of hair loss, especially if the follicles are still active.
Yes. Hair loss treatments usually require multiple sessions for best results. Maintenance sessions may be recommended to sustain progress.
Yes. Your doctor may recommend topical products or supplements to support hair growth from within.
Yes. We treat hair loss in all genders and tailor solutions based on your scalp condition, age and pattern of thinning.
A consultation with our doctor includes a scalp assessment and discussion of your health history to identify the likely cause and recommend the right treatment.
Not necessarily. However, we may recommend switching to gentle, non-stripping formulas that support your scalp health and treatment results.
Results vary, but improvements such as reduced shedding or new baby hairs may be visible after 4 to 8 weeks. More noticeable regrowth typically occurs after a few months, depending on the treatment plan and your hair cycle.
Yes, some people experience temporary increased shedding during the early stages of treatment. This is known as shedding phase or hair cycling reset, where weaker strands are pushed out to make way for healthier regrowth. It usually resolves within a few weeks.
