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Hair loss is something a lot of people go through. Some notice their hair is getting thin. Others see small bald patches. For many, it starts slowly, and over time, it gets worse. It can make you feel less like yourself.
At Longevity Clinic, we help people take control of it. We offer hair regrowth treatments that match your hair type and what’s going on with your scalp. Some people may need a hair transplant. Others might do well with the right hair growth products. Some just need advice on how to care for thinning hair. No matter what stage you’re at, we build a plan that works for you.
We don’t rush. We don’t copy the same treatment for everyone. Our team listens, checks your hair, and walks you through each step.
Here’s what you get:
Hair loss is hard. But it’s not something you should deal with on your own.
Hair loss doesn’t happen for no reason. Something is always behind it. We look for that reason first.
For some people, it’s in their genes. If hair loss runs in your family, you may notice your hair getting thinner at the top or your hairline moving back. This is called male pattern baldness. The medical term is androgenetic alopecia. It’s common, and it often follows a pattern starting at the temples or the crown.
In this case, your hair follicles get smaller over time. The hair grows back weaker and shorter. After a while, it might stop growing altogether. This type of hair loss doesn’t hurt, but it gets worse if left untreated.
Hormones also play a big role. Some people lose hair after giving birth. Others notice it during menopause or due to thyroid issues. These are all signs that hormonal factors are involved. When hormones shift too much, they can affect the way your hair grows.
Another cause is medical conditions. Others have auto immune issues where the body attacks the hair due to a mistake. Others are infected on the scalp or they have prolonged illnesses that prevent hair to grow well.
There are times when the issue is external to your body. Scalp can be dried out and the roots damaged by sun. This makes the hair shaft weak and hair breaks or falls off easily. Pulled-tight hair, chemically treated hair, or daily heat-styled hair may wear out as well.
We examine your hair, your health and your habits closely. That is the only option of knowing what is causing the loss and how to treat it.
The following are the causes of hair loss:
Once we know the cause we can determine what to do. That is how the actual results start.
Hair loss usually doesn’t happen overnight. It can start small. Maybe you notice a few more strands on your pillow. Maybe the front of your hairline is pulling back just a little. Or you start seeing bald spots or bald patches that weren’t there before. These are signs you shouldn’t ignore.
Starting early treatment can make a big difference. As long as the hair loss is on its early stages, there is a higher possibility to prevent it or at least reduce its pace. When the hair follicles become too small or enter into a sleeping mode, they become difficult to revive. It is therefore advisable to do this before it is too late.
We take a close look at your scalp to see how much hair you’re losing and how strong the roots still are. We might do a pull test, where we gently tug on a few hairs to check how easily they come out. It is a fast method of knowing what is happening under the surface.
We also inquire the way you take care of your hair, what you eat, sleep and stress levels. These are simple things but they count. Your hair health can be affected by not getting enough rest, not having vitamin D or missing meals. This is why we do not only see the big picture but also include small lifestyle changes as a part of your plan.
Starting early can help you:
Waiting too long can make it harder. The sooner you begin, the more choices you’ll have and the easier the path forward will be.
Not everyone’s hair loss is the same. Some people lose hair slowly. Others have sudden patches. That’s why we offer a wide range of treatments at Longevity Clinic. We don’t believe in “one solution for all.” Instead, we see what your hair needs, then build your plan around that.
Some treatments are simple and don’t involve any needles or surgery. Others are more advanced and work under the skin to reach deeper roots. We also focus on your diet, habits, and stress levels because hair health isn’t just about your scalp. It’s about your whole body.
These are treatments that don’t involve cutting or surgery. Many people start here, especially in the early stages of hair loss.
Minoxidil is a topical solution or foam that goes directly on your scalp. It helps more blood reach the hair roots, which can help the hair grow longer and thicker over time.
Finasteride and Dutasteride are pills. They work by lowering a hormone that makes hair fall out. These medicines are often used for men with pattern baldness and have shown good results for keeping hair longer.
We also offer PRP therapy. This stands for platelet-rich plasma. It’s a treatment where we take a little bit of your blood, spin it in a machine, and separate out the part full of healing cells. Then, we gently inject it into your scalp. This helps wake up tired follicles and may help new hair come in.
Low-level laser therapy is an option to people who do not like needles. This involves laser combs or hair gadgets that illuminate your scalp. The light therapy of this kind assists in the betterment of the blood circulation and stimulates the follicles to remain active. It is pain-free and can be performed both at home and in the clinic.
The health of your hair does not rely only on what you apply on your head. It depends on what you eat, how you sleep and how you deal with stress.
This is the reason why we inquire about your daily habits. Deficiencies in your diet of such things as iron or vitamin D can also slow hair growth. We can recommend a well-balanced diet and some hair growth supplements to cover the gaps.
The impact of stress and sleep on your body is also examined. Better hair health can be promoted in the long term through simple lifestyle changes such as a better diet, more exercise, and increased rest.
Others are also fond of experimenting with natural remedies. There are some things that are used to calm down the scalp, such as essential oils or coconut oil. They do not constitute miracle cures, but may be of assistance when combined with other therapies.
We also have more advanced options to offer to people who would like to achieve better results or those who have been struggling with hair loss over a long period.
Microneedling is a procedure applied with small needles that are used to lightly prick the scalp. This is frightening, though not painful. It assists in forming tiny holes to stimulate the skin and create an alert to grow hair. It is also able to assist other therapies such as serums or PRP to absorb better.
We also explore new treatments like stem-cell therapy or secretome therapy. These use cells from your own body or special growth proteins to help repair the skin and support hair follicle growth. These options are still growing in popularity but may help people who have already tried many other things.
Sometimes, we use corticosteroid injections or a steroid injection in the scalp for people with inflammation. This can help with patchy hair loss caused by autoimmune problems.
When other non-surgical methods have failed or you have already lost much of your hair, then surgery could be the next best thing. We provide contemporary operations which are safer and more natural.
Hair transplantation is one of the options. This will imply that we will remove hair in one area of your head and transplant it to where it is required. The two popular ways are:
Both methods help fill in bald patches or areas with no growth. Results can take a few months to show, but they often look very natural.
In some cases, we may also suggest scalp reduction surgery. This is where small bald areas are removed, and the rest of the scalp is pulled together. It’s less common, but it may help people with large areas of hair loss.
Scalp micropigmentation is another option. This does not add hair, but makes a hair look thicker by placing small dots of pigment on the scalp. It is commonly applied on individuals with short hair.
Everything is treated after verifying what you really require. There is nothing that we are not pushing. We make the choices clear to you and assist you in making the right decision. It can be small or big but we are here to help without hurrying, without pressure.
Baldness is difficult. However, that does not have to remain the case with the correct strategy.
Each hair is unique. That is why we do not guess. We have to determine what is really happening with your scalp and hair before actually doing anything. We listen, check and test. We do not rush into treatment without knowing what to do.
Hair loss may occur due to a number of reasons. At other times it is your hormones. Other times it is a reaction on your scalp. It is sometimes something deeper into the body. We thus go through a process of going step by step to get clear answers. This enables us to create a plan that suits you and not just any other person.
Here’s how we do it:
It all starts with the right diagnosis. Guesswork doesn’t help anyone. Clear answers lead to better results and that’s what we aim for every time.
Hair doesn’t grow back in one day. It takes time, care, and patience. We make sure you know what to expect month by month. This way, you stay calm, stay clear, and stay on track.
No matter which treatment you start with PRP, light therapy, medicine, or others your hair needs time to respond. That’s because hair follicle growth follows a natural cycle. Some follicles wake up fast, others take longer. But when we treat them right, results come.
Here’s how the journey usually looks:
This is the beginning. We check your scalp, review your health, and start your plan. You may not see big changes yet, but your scalp is adjusting. • Blood flow starts improving • Follicles begin getting the help they need • You may start PRP therapy, light therapy, or using new products
This is when small progress starts to show. You may see less shedding. Hair might feel stronger or look fuller in some spots. • New growth may appear as soft, thin strands • Hair growth supplements start to support stronger hair • Follicles that were shrinking may now begin regrowth treatments
This is when results become more visible. Bald areas may start to fill in. Hairline may look better. Texture might improve. • Hair appears thicker • Growth spreads to more areas • Adjustments may be made to the plan, if needed • You continue to build stronger hair follicle growth
After a full year, the focus is keeping your results. You might continue certain treatments or reduce how often you need them. • You keep using what works best for your hair • New growth is supported with the right care • You stay in touch for check-ins and advice
This is your hair growth timeline, and while it may shift slightly depending on your case, it helps set real expectations. No quick fixes. Just honest care and steady steps.
We walk with you through each stage. We don’t just start a plan, we help you stay on it. Because real change happens with time, care, and the right support.
The majority of the treatment does not hurt. Others may be slightly uncomfortable such as PRP injections or micro needling but most people claim it is easy to manage. Nothing is ever a surprise as we always clarify what is about to happen.
It varies according to the treatment and the reason that makes you lose your hair. With early treatment and maintenance of care with you, results are long term. A routine hair care and frequent visits are very beneficial.
Side effects are mostly mild. There are individuals who experience irritation on the scalp after applying cream or injection. When there is something that does not feel right, we halt and make a different plan. Your safety is the priority.
Insurance does not normally cover such treatments. This is because hair loss solutions are usually regarded as cosmetic. However, we maintain a flexible approach and clarify expenses, prior to any start.
Individuals who are aware of early hair loss tend to react the best. You can start doing it in case you have bald spots, thinning or altered hairline. We also examine your health, hormonal conditions, and previous treatment to ensure that you are a good candidate.
Yes. Hair loss is a problem of both genders. Our plans are also compatible with women, and we take care of female hormonal changes, pregnancy, and more. It is all about your body- not general advice.
Yes, we do occasionally recommend natural solutions such as the use of essential oils or soft scalp treatment. They are frequently supplemented with other therapies. They are not a substitute for medical care, but they may supplement it.
In case you have already observed that your hair is falling out or that it is getting thinner, do not delay. The faster you move, the more we can move. We are here to assist you with clear-cut answers and actual support.
We will examine your head, inquire about your background, and develop a strategy that is most suitable to you. You require hair regrowth therapy, an entire hair transplant, or you want something less cumbersome, we will take you through it step by step.
To get started, here is how:
We will take you through it all. When you are willing to be happier about your hair, then it is time you booked your hair loss consultation.
To start your plan at the Longevity Clinic, contact us. When you are ready we are.
