Hair

Hair loss rarely has a single cause: iron deficiency, a thyroid disorder, the aftermath of pregnancy, prolonged stress, family history. The assessment always comes before the procedure, and sometimes makes it unnecessary.

Where a general cause is identified, it is treated first: no local procedure compensates for an uncorrected deficiency. The protocols offered here come afterwards, or alongside.

Hair grows slowly. Nothing can be judged before three to four months, and photographic follow-up serves as an objective reference — memory is a poor judge.