Hair Fall

A COMMON CONDITION WHERE HAIR ENTERS THE RESTING (TELOGEN) PHASE PREMATURELY, LEADING TO EXCESSIVE SHEDDING.
Normally, a healthy person loses up to 100 strands of hair per day.
In telogen effluvium, hair loss may increase to 200–300 strands per day.

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  • Sudden increase in daily hair shedding,

  • Excess hair fall while washing or combing,

  • Noticeable thinning rather than patchy hair loss,

  • Reduced hair volume and density,

  • In severe cases, thinning of eyebrows or body hair

Symptoms

Treatments 

❋ PRP / GFC Therapy

Uses growth factors to stimulate dormant hair follicles.
Improves hair strength and thickness. Supports faster recovery from excessive hair fall.

❋ Mesotherapy

Delivers vitamins, minerals, and growth factors directly to the scalp. Strengthens hair roots and reduces shedding. Enhances scalp health and hair regrowth.

❋ Diet Modification

Correction of protein, iron, vitamin, and mineral deficiencies. Balanced nutrition supports the hair growth cycle. Essential for long-term recovery.

❋ Lifestyle Changes

Stress reduction, adequate sleep, and regular exercise. Gentle hair care practices and trigger avoidance. Personalized guidance provided by the doctor.

❋ Hair Transplantation

A surgical procedure that restores hair by transplanting healthy follicles from donor areas to thinning or bald regions. It provides natural-looking, long-term results with improved hair density and coverage.

FAQs

  • Yes. Stress, exhaustion, and lack of sleep are among the most important triggering factors for telogen effluvium.
    Addressing stress is crucial for recovery.

  • Yes, it is possible.
    Hair dyes containing ammonia and parabens can increase hair damage and shedding, especially with frequent use.

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