Alopecia can appear suddenly or develop gradually, and it affects everyone differently. Our approach starts with identifying exactly which type of alopecia you have — because the right diagnosis is the foundation of the right care.
Not All Alopecia Is the Same
“Alopecia” is an umbrella term. Alopecia areata (patchy, often autoimmune-related), androgenetic alopecia (pattern thinning), telogen effluvium (shedding after stress or illness), and scarring alopecias each behave differently — and different types of hair loss can require different approaches.
Why Assessment Comes First
Because the right treatment depends on the right diagnosis, your consultation focuses on identifying which pattern you have, how active it is, and what may be driving it — before any treatment is discussed.
What the Consultation Covers
History of the hair loss, its pattern and pace, relevant medical background, and an examination of the hair and scalp. Where the picture is unclear, we will tell you so and discuss sensible next steps.
Planning Your Care
Your plan is built around your diagnosis and may combine approaches available at the clinic. We set realistic expectations from the outset: some forms of alopecia respond well, others are managed rather than reversed, and we will be straightforward about which applies to you.
FAQs
Can alopecia be cured?
It depends on the type; some forms resolve on their own, others need ongoing management. We give you an honest picture at consultation.
Should I start treatment quickly?
Early assessment is sensible because it identifies the cause while options are widest — but urgency never means skipping diagnosis.
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