Hair Health

Struggling With Hair Thinning or Bald Patches? We Can Help

Hair loss in women isn’t rare. Many go through it quietly. You might wake up one day and feel like your hair doesn’t feel as full. Maybe the part in your hair is wider than before. Maybe it’s the way your hairbrush fills up quicker than it used to. It’s easy to ignore it at first, hoping it’s just a phase. But deep down, it can feel heavy. Especially when the mirror shows changes you didn’t expect.

There’s a kind of worry that comes with seeing hair thin. It’s not just about looks. It’s about confidence. About feeling like yourself. And when you don’t understand why it’s happening, it can feel even harder. That’s the part many women don’t talk about. But they should. Because this is common. And more importantly, it can be helped.

Some women notice thinning around the front. Others lose hair in patches. A few see their scalp start to show through. Whatever the pattern, it can be upsetting. Female pattern hair loss is not something rare. It happens, and not just to older women. It can start young. Sometimes there’s a reason. Other times, it just happens slowly over time.

At Longevity Clinic, we don’t ask you to figure it out on your own. You come in, we listen, we look at your hair, and we work out what’s going on. We don’t jump to conclusions. We don’t rush you through. You’ll get a plan that’s made just for you. Not just a list of treatments, but a clear way forward.

We use options that are gentle but effective. Treatments that are backed by results, handled by trained medical staff. The goal is simple: help you grow stronger hair, fill in the bald spots, and stop the hair thinning from getting worse. If hair regrowth is possible for you, we’ll make sure you get every chance to see it happen.

This is not a place for guesswork. It’s a place to get help that actually works. That’s what we’re here for. When you’re ready, we’re here to walk you through it.

Just a private consultation where we start figuring out the best next step. Because getting your hair back shouldn’t feel out of reach.

What Causes Hair Loss in Women?

It’s not always one clear reason. Hair loss in women often has more than one cause. And sometimes, it isn’t obvious at all. Some notice hair fall after big life changes. Others see it happen slowly, without anything major happening. But there’s always something going on underneath.

In some cases, it’s in the family. Maybe your mother had the same issue. Maybe it skips a generation. That kind of pattern is common, and it’s called female pattern baldness. It happens gradually. The hair gets thinner. The scalp starts showing. It may not stop unless something is done to manage it.

For other women, hormones play a big role. Things like androgenetic alopecia happen when certain hormones affect hair growth. If you’ve been diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome, for example, that could be a part of it. Hormones shift, and the hair reacts. It becomes lighter, thinner, or falls out more easily.

There are also medical conditions that lead to hair changes. Thyroid disorders, anemia, even chronic disease. In other cases, the drug that is prescribed to deal with such conditions has the side effects of hair loss. This is the reason why one should not speculate. What you see on the outside might come from something happening inside.

Even stress can be a cause. When the body is under pressure, it can push hair out of its growing phase too soon. Same goes for weight loss that’s too fast, or diets missing key nutrients. Hair at the roots can also be weakened by sun damage, over time, even though you may not realize it immediately.

And then there are some changes that come with age. Hormone levels shift. The body slows down certain functions. Hair doesn’t grow back as fast. The texture may change. All of this can be part of the reason.

You are not expected to know which one is applicable to you. That is why we begin with a complete picture of your background, your health, and the situation with your hair at the moment. Because once we know the cause or causes we can begin to do something about it.

How We Diagnose Hair Loss at Longevity Clinic

Every woman’s hair tells a different story. That’s why we don’t rely on guesses or general advice. Before we suggest anything, we take a closer look at what’s really happening. We begin with a quiet, one-on-one consultation. You sit with the doctor. You explain what you’ve noticed. We ask questions about your hair, your health, and anything that might be linked to the changes. There’s no rush. We take time to listen.

Next, we examine your scalp. We look at how the hair is falling, where it’s thinning, and what the skin looks like underneath. This helps us understand the pattern. Sometimes, it’s clear right away. Other times, we may need a few simple tests to get more answers.

Some of these may include:

• Blood test – to see if your hormone levels are balanced or if anything else in your system might be affecting your hair.
• Scalp biopsy – a very small sample is taken from the scalp if we need to look at the hair root under a microscope. It helps us see how the hair shaft is behaving and whether there’s any damage.
• Pull test – a gentle way to check how many hairs come out when we lightly pull. It tells us where your hair is in its natural hair cycle.

These tests are simple and safe. They don’t take long. But they give us a better picture. Once we know what’s causing your hair to fall or thin, we can offer a treatment that’s not just random, it’s made to fit your exact situation.

Tailored Treatments That Actually Work

Once we know why the hair is thinning, we focus on doing something about it. Every treatment is planned after we’ve taken the time to understand what your hair needs. Not every woman needs the same care. That’s why we don’t give the same answer to everyone.

We avoid shortcuts. No one-size-fits-all products. We use safe, proven methods that support real results. If there’s a way to help your hair grow back stronger, fuller, or fall out less, we’ll help you get there.

Here are the treatment options we offer:

• Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections – We use your own blood, take the part rich in healing cells, and inject it into your scalp. It helps repair weak areas and supports hair regrowth naturally over time.
• Laser therapy – A simple and painless light treatment that helps increase blood flow to the scalp. It can wake up hair that’s been stuck or slow to grow.
• Low-level laser therapy devices – These are used regularly to support thinning areas. They are made to make hair stronger and minimize shedding.
• Topical medication – These are either creams or foams that are applied on the scalp to reduce the rate of hair loss or stimulate it. All of them are chosen depending on your scalp reaction.
• Hormone therapy – If your hair loss is linked to unbalanced hormones, we may recommend gentle medication that helps correct it. This is always done under medical supervision, and only when needed.
• Light therapy – This uses soft light on the scalp to encourage hair growth without heat or damage. It’s comfortable, easy, and works best when done consistently.
• Corticosteroid injections – In some cases, these help with patchy hair loss. They calm the skin and support better hair recovery in small areas that have stopped growing.

All these therapies are administered in a careful manner and assisted by trained medical personnel. We describe what each step entails, how long it will take and what type of results to expect. Others experience changes within a short time. In other people, it takes a little longer. In any case, you will be assisted in all stages of the process.

There’s no push to choose a treatment right away. You’ll get all the information. You’ll have time to think. And when you’re ready, you’ll have a plan that fits you, not just your hair, but your life too.

When to Consider Hair Transplant or Extensions

In some cases, hair simply fails to regrow as it did before, despite the use of all treatments possible. In other cases, they have bigger bald patches or holes where the head is exposed totally. Some women have been living with scarring alopecia, where the hair loss is more permanent because of the damage beneath the surface. When this happens, it doesn’t mean hope is lost.

We understand that some situations call for something more than creams or light therapy. That’s when we may talk about a hair transplant. This is a gentle and precise procedure where healthy hair is moved from one part of the head to the areas that need it. It’s done by trained professionals and is designed to look natural, not obvious.

In other cases, we might suggest hair extensions, not as a treatment, but as a supportive option while other therapies are in progress. They can help give volume, cover thin spots, and give a woman time to feel good again while we work on the long-term plan.

Not everybody can make these decisions. So we never mention them till we have seen everything that can be seen. When they are right, we will make it clear what it is like, how it works, and how to ensure that it suits your lifestyle.

Will It Work for You? Here’s What We Look At

Hair loss does not always have a single rule and the effective treatment does not always work in the same way. This is the reason why we do not just provide one solution and expect it to go well. We allow enough time to determine what is causing your hair loss and the response of your body. It is not so difficult, we just do it step by step.

Here’s what we usually check before deciding on the right path:

• We look at your hormone levels, because shifts in balance often affect how your hair grows or falls.
• We check the type of alopecia you may have. Is it androgenic alopecia, which runs in families? Or is it alopecia areata, where hair falls out in patches?
• We find out where your hair is in its growth cycle, like if it’s in the anagen phase, which is when hair is actively growing.
• We check if there’s any scalp irritation, which can sometimes make things worse or cause discomfort.
• We also consider if your immune system might be part of the problem. Sometimes the body reacts in ways that affect the hair directly.

This isn’t a medical lecture or a list of tests. It’s a gentle and careful review of your story. Everyone’s hair tells something different. We listen. Then we plan based on what makes the most sense for you. The goal is to stop guessing and start helping.

Your Hair Deserves a Routine That Supports Growth

Remedies are important, but the way you treat your hair daily is also important. We do not only pay attention to the visits to the clinic. We also tell you how you can take care of your hair at home. A little change goes a long way, particularly when new hair starts to grow.

These are some of the tips that we usually recommend:

• Do not use harsh chemicals in your shampoo or dye. They are able to make the hair follicles weak and retard growth.
• Brush carefully. Pulling or tugging ruins the hair shaft.
• Protect your hair against heat styling tools and sun rays. Non-scarring alopecia can be caused even by mild exposure in case of excessive repetition.
• Use only products endorsed by a doctor. They do not have side effects because they promote healthy hair.
• No over washing, over styling. Allow your scalp to maintain a balance.

We will assist you in creating a hair care regimen that suits you not only in the short-term but in the long-term as well. Since after you start growing your hair again, you will want to maintain it in good and healthy condition. And we shall be there to the end.

Book Your Private Hair Loss Consultation Today

When hair loss keeps getting worse and you don’t know why, it’s time to stop guessing. You need someone to look at it properly. Someone who understands what to look for. That’s what we do here. You come in, we sit down, we talk. Just a quiet, private space to figure out what’s going on with your hair.

We don’t give the same advice to everyone. What you get depends on your scalp, your pattern of loss, your health. You’ll get time with a medical expert, not a rushed appointment. We check things step by step. Then you leave with a plan that’s clear and made for you.

Why people book with us:

• It’s private. No one else needs to know.
• It’s medical. You’ll meet with someone trained.
• It’s made for you. Not copied from a brochure.
• You get real answers. Not vague guesses.
• You leave knowing what to do next.

That’s what a consultation at Longevity Clinic looks like. Nothing fancy. Just help that makes sense. Book when you’re ready.