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Alopecia is characterised by hair loss. It can affect any age and has various causes, including genetics, hormones and stress. Treatment aims to support growth, strengthen the hair and improve scalp health.
Trichoscopy is a non-invasive examination that uses a dermatoscope to analyse the scalp and hair. It is indicated in cases of hair loss, alopecia, seborrhoeic dermatitis and other scalp conditions. The examination is painless and quick, and provides detailed information on the growth cycle and the condition of the follicles, which supports a more precise diagnosis and a suitable plan.
Hair therapy brings together techniques for the health of the hair and scalp, addressing shedding, dryness, dandruff and sensitivity. It may include LED, Mesoject Gun, microinfusion of medication (MMP) and intradermotherapy. These methods support circulation, strengthen follicles and encourage healthy growth. It is indicated in various forms of alopecia, excessive shedding or weakened hair. The procedure is minimally invasive.
A scalp biopsy involves removing a small sample of skin for histopathological examination. It is indicated when the cause of hair loss is unclear, when scarring alopecia is suspected, or when previous treatment has not worked. It can identify conditions not visible on clinical examination, which allows treatment to be directed more precisely. The procedure is minimally invasive and performed under local anaesthetic.
