Hair loss (alopecia) refers to a loss of at least 100 hair follicles per day from part of your head or body. Androgenic alopecia is more common in men due to the high level of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) accumulating on the scalp. A receding hairline and bald spots signify male-pattern baldness while female-pattern baldness leads to thinning hair along the crown of the scalp.

Alopecia is caused by a combination of factors such as 

• Genetics
• Stressful lifestyle
• Hormonal changes
  • Pregnancy
  • Menopause 
  • Thyroid problems
  • Alopecia areata - Immune system related and causes patchy hair loss
  • Scalp infections such as ringworm
• Medications and supplements
• Hairstyles and treatments
• Radiation therapy to the head

There are several treatment options available for Alopecia

• Hair mesotherapy – PRP, Exosome, Biotin
• Regenera Activa
• Oral medication

Living with alopecia can be challenging, both emotionally and socially. It is important for those affected by the condition to seek support from friends, family, and medical professionals, and to remember that there are treatment options available. With the right approach, it is possible to manage alopecia and improve the appearance and health of the hair.