Hair Loss
Hair loss is a common condition with various types, symptoms and treatment. One of the most common type is Androgenetic Alopecia (AGA) with 2 subtypes male and female pattern.
Why do I get male & female pattern hair loss?
Hair Loss is hereditary, meaning it is passed down from parents. Excessive male hormones and aging also plays a role. Other factors include:
- Stress (physical and emotional stress)
- Dietary habits
- Smoking
- Pollution and environmental toxins
- Harsh products
- Sleep deprivation
What happens in Hair Loss?
In Male Pattern Hair Loss, we categorized using Norwood-Hamilton Scale. It usually starts with receding hairline and thinning near the vertex (crown). With increasing severity, these 2 bald patches merge and form a large area.
The 7 stages of Male Pattern Hair Loss with Norwood-Hamilton Scale.
In Female Pattern Hair Loss, we categorized using Sinclair Scale. It usually starts with thinning on the midline and extends to the sides.
The 5 grades of Female Pattern Hair Loss with Sinclair Scale.
Treatment Options for Hair Loss
Hair care
Proper shampoo and tonic helps to reduce scalp inflammation and cleanse the pores. Keeping it healthy.
Medications
These helps to increase blood circulation and nourishment to the hair follicles. It also reduced active scalp DHT which is a contributing factor to AGA.
Supplements
For those who have dietary deficiencies, supplements may be required.
Hair growth
Cytokines and PRP(platelet rich plasma) provide much needed nutrients, growth factors and antioxidants. This improves cellular communication, increase blood supply, stimulate hair follicles, reduce follicular stress which will grow, strengthen and thicken hair.
Micrograft treatment
An advanced and effective treamtment using own stem cells which contains progenitor cells, growth factors and extracellular matrix. All of which are vital in the regenerative process of renewing and growing new hair.
Hair transplant
This may be required for those who have severe hair loss with loss of hair follicles.
