Hair loss can affect both men and women and often develops gradually. Led by Medical Director Dr Joney De Souza, our medical team focuses on identifying contributing factors before discussing management options.
Hair loss refers to a reduction in hair density or thickness. It may present as gradual thinning, widening part lines or recession at the hairline. Hair shedding is normal to a degree. Hair loss becomes a concern when shedding exceeds regrowth or when follicles gradually miniaturise over time.
PRP can help treat hair loss by using the body’s own growth factors to stimulate weakened hair follicles. By injecting concentrated platelet-rich plasma into the scalp, PRP increases blood supply and delivers regenerative signals directly to the follicles. As a result, hair growth can improve, shedding may reduce, and overall hair density can gradually increase over time.
Hair loss can develop for several reasons, often in combination.
These may include:
Genetic predisposition
Hormonal influences
Stress or illness
Nutritional factors
Age-related follicle changes
Understanding the cause is essential before considering any intervention. Microneedling can support hair loss treatment by stimulating the scalp and encouraging healthier follicle function. Hair thinning often occurs when follicles weaken or become less active over time. Therefore, by creating controlled micro-channels in the scalp, microneedling increases blood flow and enhances the absorption of topical growth factors. As a result, it can help improve hair density, strengthen existing strands, and support a fuller, healthier-looking scalp over time.
Assessment focuses on pattern, duration and possible triggers. Our medical team considers whether thinning appears genetic, hormonal or temporary.
This allows us to explain realistic expectations and whether supportive skin and scalp treatments may be appropriate.
Platelet-rich plasma, commonly referred to as PRP hair loss, is often discussed where hair thinning is linked to reduced follicle activity. PRP uses a patient’s own growth factors to support scalp health and encourage improved hair density in selected cases.
Improvement depends on the cause and stage of thinning. Options discussed at our clinic may include PRP for hair loss, microneedling and medical assessment. The focus is on supporting follicle health and improving density in suitable cases.
Not all types of hair loss can be reversed. Outcomes depend on cause, duration and follicle health.
No. Hormonal changes, stress and illness can also contribute.
Certain types of hair loss progress gradually over time, particularly genetic patterns.
Yes. Stress-related shedding can occur and may improve once the trigger resolves.
No. Many people choose observation once they understand the cause and likely progression.
