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Physician-recommended protocols applied to the scalp.
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Hair & Scalp Health
Assessment of hair loss and scalp conditions.
For hair loss and scalp concerns, a personalised plan is developed through clinical examination, hair analysis, and evaluation of possible causes.
Hair and scalp dermatology
Hair loss may result from genetic, hormonal, inflammatory, or metabolic causes. Scalp conditions may present alongside dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis, or alopecia. Comprehensive assessment is necessary for appropriate guidance.
- Androgenetic alopecia assessment
- Telogen and anagen shedding differentiation
- Scalp inflammation and dandruff
- Female pattern hair thinning
Assessment process
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Shedding pattern analysis
Hairline, crown area, and overall density are examined by the physician.
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Scalp examination
Inflammation, dandruff, scaling, or lesion presence is assessed.
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Medical history
Hormonal status, medication use, and stress factors are reviewed.
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Treatment plan
Procedure options and follow-up frequency appropriate to shedding type are determined.
Possible treatment options
This information is for general guidance only and does not replace medical advice.
Systemic support
Oral treatment options in appropriately indicated cases.
Scalp care protocols
Management of dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis, and inflammation.
Mesotherapy and PRP
Supportive options applied through physician assessment in selected indications.
What to expect at consultation
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Detailed examination of your scalp and shedding pattern
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Information about possible causes
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Evaluation of procedure options according to your personal needs
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Discussion of treatment duration and realistic expectations
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Creation of a follow-up appointment plan
Physician assessment
Hair and scalp assessment is performed by a dermatologist. The treatment approach is determined considering shedding type and underlying causes.
Who may be suitable for assessment?
- Men and women noticing increased hair shedding
- Those experiencing hair thinning or crown area reduction
- Individuals with dandruff or scalp itching
- Patients who have not responded to previous hair treatments
Important note
Hair loss treatment requires patience and regular follow-up. Suitability is determined individually.
Common presenting concern
Hair loss, hair thinning, dandruff, seborrhoeic dermatitis, scalp sensitivity.
Important information
- Hair loss treatment is generally a long-term process.
- Underlying causes may require different treatment approaches.
- Over-the-counter products should not be used without physician guidance.
This information is for general guidance only and does not replace medical advice.
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Suitability is determined following physician assessment.