Reclaim the confidence of your younger self with drug-free hair regrowth therapies

Losing your hair? Hair loss, in both men and women, can be an emotionally distressing condition for those that are afflicted.   We have a variety of different regenerative techniques that can help men and women regrow hair.

If you’re seeing the telltale signs of hair loss—more hairs in the drain, in your brush, on your pillow; a creeping hairline; more scalp showing through—then don’t wait too long, or a hair transplant may become your only option.  The time to act is now. The longer you wait the more hair you’ll lose … and since ignoring hair-loss can result in complete disintegration of the hair follicles the harder it will be to get back that youthful, full head of hair you always treasured.

So before you reach for harmful and temporary fixes like prescription drugs or risky procedures, talk to us. Our experts can help you keep the hair you have and even regrow the hair you’ve lost with safe, cutting-edge treatments like platelet-rich plasma (PRP), exosomes and peptide therapies.   All without the risks and side effects of chemical-based hair loss drugs, shampoos or invasive surgical procedures.

If you want to keep the hair you have, and even get back what you’ve lost, we can help. Contact us today.

What Age to Consider Surgical Hair Restoration?

Young patients should not consider surgery as a technique to prevent hair loss, as it does not block the hormones that cause genetic balding. Rather, hair surgery is a restorative treatment to improve your appearance if other modalities have been unsuccessful or can’t be used.

There are no medical or surgical benefits to having a procedure at a young age. In fact, transplanting hair in young patients can create issues for the patient in the long term, such as depleting their finite supply of donor hair by distributing hair in the wrong areas of the scalp. Some young people will experience thinning in their donor area when they mature, and transplanting these persons at a young age will most likely result in an unsatisfactory outcome in their later years. Unfortunately, this condition, called diffuse un-patterned alopecia or DUPA, cannot always be identified at a young age.