What is a Hair Specialist Treatment?
Hair specialist treatments refer to medical-grade, customized solutions provided by dermatologists or trichologists to treat various hair and scalp problems. These treatments are scientifically backed, target the root cause, and go beyond regular salon-based hair care.
Common Hair & Scalp Conditions Treated:
| Condition | Symptoms |
|---|---|
| Hair fall / Hair thinning | Excess hair on pillow, comb, or shower |
| Alopecia Areata | Patchy hair loss |
| Androgenetic Alopecia | Genetic baldness (male/female pattern) |
| Dandruff / Seborrheic Dermatitis | Flaky, itchy scalp |
| Scalp Psoriasis / Eczema | Redness, dryness, thick patches |
| Oily or itchy scalp | Excess sebum, irritation |
Popular Hair Treatments by Specialists:
PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
- Uses your own blood’s growth factors to stimulate hair roots
- Reduces hair fall and promotes new hair growth
- 3–6 sessions needed, results in 2–3 months
Mesotherapy:
- Vitamins, peptides, and minerals injected into the scalp
- Improves blood circulation and nourishes hair follicles
Hair Growth Serums / Lotions (Medical Grade):
- Topical medications like minoxidil or peptide serums prescribed by the doctor
Oral Medications / Supplements:
- Iron, biotin, DHT blockers, or hormonal treatments (after blood test)
Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT):
- Uses red light to stimulate hair follicles and reduce inflammation
Dandruff / Scalp Detox Treatments:
- Medicated shampoos, exfoliation, and antifungal solutions for a clean scalp
Hair Transplant (for Advanced Baldness):
- FUE or DHI transplant offered when hair loss is permanent or genetic
How the Treatment Process Works:
- Consultation with Hair Specialist
- Detailed scalp analysis
- Blood test if needed (to check for deficiencies/hormonal causes)
- Customized Treatment Plan
- Based on hair condition, age, gender, and medical history
- Progress Tracking
- Photos and scalp scans over time to track improvements
Post-Treatment Care Tips:
- Use prescribed shampoo and topical lotion regularly
- Avoid harsh chemicals, heat styling, and frequent coloring
- Eat a protein-rich diet & manage stress
- Follow up every 4–6 weeks with the specialist
