Hair Fall Treatment
Hair Fall Treatment
Our hair goes through natural cycle of hair growth & fall. Hair fall/alopecia can not be quantified, as in some cases losing 30-40 hair per day would be abnormal or in some even losing 100 hair would be normal. Most common causes of hair loss are dietary deficiency (proteins, iron, zinc, vit D, B, C, calcium) hormonal changes (thyroid, pregnancy, PCOS) some medicines, scalp disorder (dandruff, psoriasis, folliculitis) stress, heredity (Androgenic Alopecia). Depending on cause & with tretment we can control hair fall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Losing around 50 to 100 hairs a day is generally considered normal as part of the natural hair growth cycle.
Common causes include stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal changes, and certain hairstyling habits.
Many cases of hair fall respond well to treatment, especially when the underlying cause is identified early.
Most treatments take a few months to show visible improvement, since hair growth is a gradual process.
Yes, significant stress can push hair follicles into a resting phase, leading to noticeable shedding weeks later.
Yes, deficiencies in iron, protein, and certain vitamins are commonly linked to increased hair fall.
Blood tests can help identify underlying causes like thyroid issues or nutrient deficiencies, contributing to hair fall.
Yes, consistently tight hairstyles like ponytails or braids can lead to a type of hair fall called traction alopecia.
Yes, since causes can differ between men and women, treatment plans are often tailored accordingly.
A dermatologist should be consulted if hair fall is sudden, excessive, or accompanied by visible thinning patches.