Why does hair loss happen?
Hair loss is a common concern that can affect both men and women at any stage of life. While it is normal to shed some hair every day, excessive shedding, gradual thinning, or noticeable bald patches may indicate an underlying cause.
Hair loss occurs when the natural hair growth cycle is disrupted, hair follicles become damaged, or new hair grows back more slowly than it falls out. Understanding the cause is the first step towards choosing the most appropriate treatment.
But the good news? With advanced dermatological treatments and a proper hair regimen, you can significantly increase hair growth.
Can you restimulate hair growth?
In many cases, hair loss can be managed effectively, and some forms are reversible. Treatment depends on the underlying cause, the pattern of hair loss, and the condition of the hair follicles.
Depending on the diagnosis, treatment options may include topical minoxidil, prescribed medications, correction of nutritional deficiencies, management of scalp conditions, or other hair restoration approaches.
Early assessment can be beneficial, particularly when hair loss is progressive or associated with scalp inflammation.
Book a consultation with our talented team to discover which option is right for you.
4. Can frequent washing cause hair loss?
No. Normal shampooing does not usually cause hair loss from the follicles, although it can make existing shedding more noticeable. Harsh products and rough handling can contribute to hair breakage.
3. How long does hair regrowth take?
It varies by cause. Some temporary shedding improves over three to six months, while visible regrowth may take six to twelve months or longer.
2. Is hair loss hereditary?
Yes. Androgenetic alopecia, also called pattern hair loss, is a common inherited condition that can affect both men and women.
1. Is hair loss normal?
Yes. Losing around 50–100 hairs per day is generally considered normal. Persistent excessive shedding, visible thinning, or bald patches may need medical evaluation.
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