Hair Loss
Understanding Hair Loss as a Medical and Hormonal Condition
Individualized Assessment & Treatment for Hair Loss
Hair loss can affect both men and women and is often influenced by hormonal balance, nutrient status, stress, and overall metabolic health. While some hair thinning is common over time, persistent or progressive hair loss may signal underlying physiologic factors that can be evaluated medically.
Common Contributors to Hair Loss
Hair loss may be associated with:
Hormonal imbalance
Nutrient deficiencies
Stress-related shedding
Age-related hormonal changes
Metabolic or thyroid dysfunction
Genetic predisposition
How We Approach Hair Loss
Care begins with a comprehensive consultation to understand symptoms, health history, and potential contributors to hair loss. When appropriate, evaluation may include hormone assessment or review of nutritional status.
Services That May Be Used
- Hormone Therapy when hormonal imbalance contributes to hair thinning or shedding.
- PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy Uses concentrated platelets from your own blood to support scalp and follicular health.
- Vitamin-Boosting Injections Targeted injections used to support nutrient levels associated with hair and scalp health.
- Vitamin IV Infusions Intravenous nutrient therapy used to support overall wellness and nutrient repletion when indicated.
- Nutrafol® Supplements Clinician-recommended nutraceuticals designed to support hair growth through targeted ingredients.
Who May Benefit
- Men or women experiencing thinning hair or increased shedding
- Individuals with hormone- or nutrient-related hair loss
- Patients seeking medically guided, non-surgical care options
