Hair fall affects people of all ages and can dent your confidence. Some shedding is normal, but sudden, patchy or steadily increasing hair loss deserves attention. At PS Dental Care, Narela Mandi, we start with a consultation to understand your pattern of hair loss and suggest suitable cosmetic treatment options.
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Because many causes are medical, a blood test or a check-up with a physician or dermatologist may be needed alongside treatment. We will tell you if we think that is necessary.
A small sample of your own blood is processed and the plasma is injected into the scalp to support the hair follicles. It is often used for thinning hair and usually needs a series of sessions.
Low-level laser light is used to stimulate the scalp and hair follicles. It is used as a supportive treatment and needs regular sessions.
Micro-injections of vitamins and other nutrients into the scalp to nourish the skin and hair roots.
Any prescription medicine is given only by a qualified doctor after examination. We also advise on diet, sleep and stress, which affect hair health.
Hair grows slowly, so improvement is usually seen after several months, and results differ from person to person. In pattern hair loss the cause continues, so maintenance sessions or medicines are often needed to hold the results. Treating hair fall early gives better chances of preserving the hair you have.
Laser therapy is usually comfortable. Injection-based treatments such as PRP or mesotherapy can cause mild discomfort, and numbing cream can be used to make it easier.
Many people notice less shedding or better hair density after about three to six months, but this varies with the cause and the treatment.
Not always. If the cause continues, such as pattern hair loss, follow-up sessions or medicines are usually needed to maintain results.
The cost depends on the treatment and the number of sessions. Call +91 95601 08207 to book a consultation and get an estimate.
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Individual results vary. This page is general information and not a substitute for a medical consultation.