Hair Loss Treatments for Men and Women
Hair loss can be a sensitive issue, but at our hair loss clinics, there’s nothing to be embarrassed about. Our hair loss experts are not only trained extensively in medical terms, they also provide support and comfort to those experiencing the effects of unwanted hair loss.
Our team will advise you on the best way to proceed with your hair loss journey and ease the distress caused by hair loss conditions.
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Alopecia can be a temporary or permanent condition, so treatment options will depend on the stage that your hair loss is at and the overall condition of your scalp.
After a consultation, our scalp experts will examine your scalp using a range of high-tech tools and will provide a formal diagnosis or condition update based on this.
What is Alopecia?
Alopecia is an autoimmune disorder that can cause hair to fall out in lumps or patches on your scalp, or elsewhere on your body.
Nobody knows exactly what causes alopecia, but factors such as stress, genetics, and chronic disease or illness can contribute to your likelihood of developing the condition.
The most common type of alopecia is ‘alopecia areata’ which is the loss of hair in lumps or patches on your scalp, however, different types of alopecia also exist.
How is Alopecia Diagnosed? Can Hair Loss be Treated?
The good news is that research into alopecia and related conditions has improved significantly in recent years and there are now more treatment options than ever before. If you are only beginning your hair loss journey, we’re here to tell you that the road ahead is a lot more manageable than you might think.
The earlier that alopecia is detected, the more options will be available to you, but late detection doesn’t mean that treatment isn’t possible.
Under our care, our experts will use the most recent and high-tech tools to evaluate your condition and offer treatment that is tailored specifically to you.
Our team will also talk you through the types of products that you should be avoiding, and the products you can use to promote regrowth if your type of alopecia is likely to be temporary.