1. Non-Surgical Treatments
1. Non-Surgical Treatments
These treatments aim to arrest progression of hair loss and stimulate regrowth. They are the first line of treatment and may be used alone or combined with surgical options for enhanced results.
Medical Therapies:
- Finasteride
Finasteride is a prescription medication that reduces dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone linked to male pattern baldness. While very effective, it must be prescribed at the correct dose by a physician. Taking more than the required dose increases the risk of side effects. - Dutasteride
Similar to finasteride but more potent, dutasteride inhibits both type I and II forms of the enzyme that produces DHT. It can be used orally or via mesotherapy for localised application. - Minoxidil (Topical & Oral)
Minoxidil helps improve blood flow to the hair follicles and prolongs the growth phase. It is available as a topical solution or foam, and in some cases, prescribed orally. - Ketoconazole Shampoo
An antifungal shampoo with anti-inflammatory properties, it can reduce scalp inflammation and DHT locally when used regularly. - Spironolactone (Primarily for Women)
This medication helps block androgen receptors and reduce hormone-related hair loss, especially useful in women with PCOS or hormonal imbalances.
Other medications may also be used depending on the underlying cause of hair loss. In certain cases, prescription treatments are tailored to address specific hormonal, autoimmune, or inflammatory conditions that contribute to hair thinning or shedding.
Additionally, new therapeutic agents are currently under development and undergoing clinical trials to evaluate their safety and effectiveness in treating various types of alopecia. As medical science advances, we continue to adapt and incorporate evidence-based innovations into our treatment protocols, always aiming to improve outcomes and personalise care for each patient.
2. Non-Surgical Treatments
Cosmetic and Light-Based Therapies
- Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)
SMP is a non-invasive cosmetic tattoo that mimics the appearance of hair follicles. It enhances the look of density by reducing scalp light reflection, making thinning areas appear fuller. Read more about SMP - Low-Level Light Laser Therapy (LLLT), or Photobiomodulation
LLLT uses red light wavelengths to increase blood circulation and stimulate follicles at the cellular level. It's FDA-cleared and can be used at home or in-clinic as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. Read More
Regenerative Medicine Therapies:
- Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
A minimally invasive treatment where your own blood is processed to extract platelets and growth factors, which are injected into the scalp to stimulate dormant follicles and promote hair regrowth. - Stromal Vascular Fraction (SVF)
A cutting-edge regenerative therapy that involves stem cells and growth factors derived from your own fat tissue to enhance follicular health and regeneration. - Microneedling with Botanical Oil and Flavonoids
Performed with a medical-grade device, microneedling promotes tissue repair and activates dormant follicles. When combined with botanically derived flavonoids, this treatment influences the epigenetic environment of the scalp, modifying gene expression to support hair growth. - Mesotherapy with Dutasteride
This involves microinjections of dutasteride directly into the scalp to target DHT production precisely where it's needed, reducing systemic exposure.
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