Hair Thinning

Hair thinning can affect both men and women and may develop gradually over time. A range of factors can contribute, including hereditary pattern hair loss, hormonal changes, stress-related shedding and other medical or environmental influences. Because there is often more than one contributing factor, a thorough consultation is essential. We take the time to assess your pattern of hair thinning, medical history and individual concerns to determine the most appropriate treatment approach for your needs.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood and contains a concentrated portion of platelets and growth factors. In clinical practice, it is used in scalp treatment where the focus is on supporting hair density and scalp health in appropriate candidates experiencing thinning hair.

Concerns We Commonly Assess During Consultation:

• General reduction in hair density or overall fullness.  
• Gradual thinning through the crown, part line or top of the scalp. 
• Receding hairline or early signs of pattern hair loss. 
• Increased shedding during washing, brushing or styling. 
• Hair that feels finer, weaker or less voluminous over time. 
• Thinning that may be associated with stress, hormonal change or other contributing factors.