Hair Thinning

A COMMON CONDITION CHARACTERIZED BY GRADUAL REDUCTION IN HAIR DENSITY AND THICKNESS.
It results from a combination of genetic predisposition, hormonal influence, stress, and nutritional deficiencies.
This condition is medically termed male pattern baldness or female pattern baldness.

  • Gradual thinning of hair over months or years,

  • Reduced hair volume and density, Increased scalp visibility,

  • Miniaturization of hair strands,

  • Progressive widening of parting (in women)

Symptoms

Treatments

❋ Topical & Oral Medical Management

Medications to slow hair thinning and promote regrowth. Help stabilize hair loss and improve follicle function. Require consistent and long-term usage.

❋ PRP / GFC Therapy

Growth factor–based treatment to revive weakened hair follicles. Improves hair thickness and density. Used as standalone or supportive therapy.

❋ Mesotherapy

Delivers nutrients and hair growth stimulants directly into the scalp. Strengthens hair shafts and improves scalp circulation. Helps slow progression of thinning.

❋ Hair Transplantation

Permanent solution for advanced hair thinning. Redistributes healthy follicles to thinning areas. Provides natural-looking, long-term results.

FAQs

  • Early-stage hair thinning can be controlled and partially reversed.
    Advanced thinning may require procedural treatments like hair transplantation.

  • Yes. Hair fall involves excessive shedding, while hair thinning is a gradual reduction in hair density due to follicle miniaturization.

  • Visible improvement usually starts after 3–6 months of consistent treatment.

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