Hair Loss
“Diagnosis by Cause and Scalp & Hair Strengthening Treatment”
INTRODUCTION
Hair loss is caused by a combination of various factors such as genetics, hormones, stress, and nutrition. A comprehensive approach involving accurate diagnosis of the cause, medication, injections, scalp care, and lifestyle adjustments is necessary for effectiveness.
APPROACH
How it works
1) Hair examination and scalp condition analysis, 2) For androgenetic alopecia, medications (finasteride, minoxidil), 3) Follicle stimulation with mesotherapy, PRP, and exosome injections, 4) Concurrent scalp care and nutritional management.
RECOMMENDED FOR
Recommended
for you
- 01
Individuals whose hairline and crown appear to be thinning
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Those with a family history of androgenetic alopecia
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Individuals experiencing temporary hair loss after childbirth, dieting, or stress
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Those who want to actively manage in the early stages
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Individuals who can undergo medication and procedures together
PROCESS
From consultation to recovery
in one flow
01
Precise Consult
We diagnose skin texture, tone, and volume, then design treatment intensity around your rhythm of life.
02
Tailored Treatment
After topical anesthesia, cartridges, energy, and shot count are adjusted to your skin thickness and response.
03
Recovery Care
Immediate post-treatment soothing and a home-care guide — with a follow-up schedule as needed.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. When will I see the effects of the medication?+
Changes are usually seen after 3 to 6 months, and consistent use for over a year is required.
Q. Are there side effects of the medication?+
Medications related to male hormones should be used under medical supervision. Decisions are made after consulting about potential side effects.
Q. Is injection treatment effective?+
Mesotherapy, PRP, and exosomes can help stimulate hair follicles, and synergy is expected when combined with medication.
Q. Can female hair loss be treated?+
A separate diagnosis is needed as the causes differ. Hormone tests and iron tests are conducted to identify the causes.