Hair Loss & thinning
Medical assessment and personalised management of hair loss and scalp concerns.
What is it?
Hair loss may present as gradual thinning, increased shedding, or changes in hair density.
It can affect both men and women and may occur for a range of underlying reasons.
Contributing factors:
Hair loss is often multifactorial and may include:
Genetic predisposition (pattern hair loss)
Hormonal influences
Nutritional factors
Medical conditions
Stress or illness
Medications
Assessment:
Assessment focuses on identifying the underlying cause and pattern of hair loss.
This may include:
Medical history
Pattern and distribution of thinning
Timeline of changes
Scalp examination
Where appropriate, further investigation or referral may be considered.
Management
Management is tailored to the underlying cause and may include:
Medical treatment where appropriate
Supportive therapies
Scalp and hair care optimisation
Procedural options in selected cases
Not all patients require procedural treatment.
What to expect:
Hair growth occurs gradually over time
Consistency is important
Treatment response varies between individuals
Ongoing management may be required
