Hair Loss Prevention
Hair loss is a multifactorial condition that may result from genetic predisposition, hormonal changes, nutrition, stress and certain health conditions. The first step in planning hair loss prevention is a medical assessment of the type of hair loss and its possible causes.
What Is Hair Loss Prevention?
Hair loss prevention refers to a comprehensive approach shaped by the condition of the scalp and hair follicles, rather than a single treatment. Mesotherapy, PRP, medical support and care recommendations may be considered individually or in combination.
The aim is to support nourishment of existing hair follicles, identify appropriate steps to help slow hair loss and monitor progress through regular follow-up. Referral for further investigations may also form part of the plan when necessary.
How Is the Procedure Performed?
- Assessment. The type, duration and possible causes of hair loss are considered, the scalp is examined, and referral for tests is arranged if needed.
- Planning. Appropriate treatments, session numbers and supportive recommendations are determined based on the assessment.
- Treatment. The planned mesotherapy, PRP or combined treatments are performed in sessions.
- Follow-up. Reviews are conducted at intervals, and the plan is updated according to the scalp's response.
Who May Be Considered for Treatment?
- People who notice increased hair shedding
- People who notice thinning and loss of hair volume
- People with a family history of hair loss
- People who wish to address hair loss at an early stage
Certain health conditions and medications may cause hair loss, so the general medical history is reviewed before planning treatment.
After Treatment
The post-treatment process varies with the method selected; in general, daily activities can be resumed shortly afterward. Hair care habits, nutrition and follow-up appointments support the process, with recommendations tailored to the individual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can hair loss be stopped completely?
The course of hair loss depends on its type, cause and individual factors. The aim is to identify a suitable plan to help slow the process and support hair follicles; results vary from person to person.
Which method is suitable for me?
The suitable method depends on the type of hair loss and scalp condition. Mesotherapy, PRP or a combined approach is selected following a medical assessment.
When can changes be observed?
Because the hair growth cycle takes time, changes are generally assessed over several months, with regular follow-up to monitor progress.
Appointment for a Medical Assessment
A medical assessment is required to determine a plan suited to your type of hair loss. Contact us with your questions or to request an appointment.
The information on this page is for general information only and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Treatment suitability, scope and potential results vary from person to person and require a medical assessment.
