
Scalp Surface (Epidermis)
Support scalp cleansing, hydration and barrier health.
Treatments
HydraFacial Keravive and selected Dandruff Treatment where appropriate.

Hair

Hair fall and progressive balding can overlap, but they do not always mean the same thing. Pattern hair loss often develops gradually around the hairline, temples or crown, while temporary shedding can affect overall density more diffusely.
Hair thinning can be influenced by genetics, disrupted growth cycles, scalp inflammation, nutritional factors or other medical causes.
Before selecting treatment, we assess three key markers:


Support scalp cleansing, hydration and barrier health.
HydraFacial Keravive and selected Dandruff Treatment where appropriate.

Support selected hair-thinning concerns where follicles remain active.
Clinical Treatments: Hair PRP / GFC or other clinically appropriate scalp treatment after diagnosis.

Address visible density loss where cosmetic camouflage is preferred.
Scalp Micropigmentation for selected patients.

Step 01
The scalp, hairline, density and shedding pattern are assessed.

Step 02
Scalp build-up, flaking or irritation is addressed where this is contributing to the concern.

Step 03
Selected blood-derived or injectable treatment may be considered depending on diagnosis and follicular activity.

Hair PRP / GFC
Autologous blood-derived procedures may be considered for selected pattern hair-loss concerns where follicles are still present.

HydraFacial Keravive
Provides supportive scalp cleansing and hydration. It should not be presented as a stand-alone hair-regrowth treatment.

Scalp Micropigmentation
Creates cosmetic density by placing pigment in the scalp. It does not regrow hair.
That depends on the cause and whether functioning follicles remain. Established bald areas respond differently from early thinning.
Some causes cannot be fully prevented. Early assessment may help identify progressive pattern hair loss or modifiable contributing factors.
It often begins with gradual miniaturisation and reduced density around the hairline, temples, crown or central part.
Possible causes include temporary shedding, genetics, scalp inflammation, hormonal change, medicines or nutritional factors.
A fixed number is not the best way to assess hair loss. Persistent increased shedding or visible thinning should be evaluated..


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