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Medical management of alopecia

Hair medicine

Stop hair loss in time

Alopecia has medical treatment, and the earlier it is addressed, the better it responds. During your assessment we identify the type of hair loss and its cause, and design a plan that combines medication, biostimulation and nutrition to stop the loss, thicken existing hair and protect the follicle.

In many cases, timely medical treatment makes it possible to postpone or avoid surgery. And when a transplant is the best option, medical management before and after protects the result.

What type of hair loss do you have?

Each type of alopecia has a different cause and, therefore, a different treatment.

Androgenetic alopecia

The most common in men and women: hormonal and genetic in origin, progressive, with follicle miniaturization. It responds to medication, PRP and biostimulation.

Telogen effluvium

Diffuse, sudden shedding after stress, illness, hormonal changes or nutritional deficiency. It usually reverses once the cause is corrected and the follicle is supported.

Alopecia areata and others

Patchy hair loss of autoimmune origin, scarring or traction alopecia. They require a precise medical diagnosis and specific management.

Treatments for alopecia

Medical treatments to slow hair loss, strengthen the hair and stimulate the follicle.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Growth factors to stimulate the follicle.

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Pharmacological Treatment

Pharmacological Treatment

Targeted medication to stop hair loss.

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Proteins, Vitamins & Minerals

Proteins, Vitamins & Minerals

Nutritional support for the hair.

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DNA Precursors

DNA Precursors

Support for cellular regeneration.

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Scalp Microneedling

Scalp Microneedling

Skin stimulation to activate the follicle.

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Hair Transplant

Hair Transplant

When the follicle is already lost: FUE and Long Hair FUE.

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We answer your questions

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the type. Androgenetic alopecia is chronic but is controlled very well with continuous treatment; telogen effluvium usually reverses once its cause is corrected. That is why the first step is always a medical diagnosis.

Yes. In early stages of alopecia, platelet-rich plasma, microneedling and medical treatment can slow hair loss and thicken existing hair, postponing or avoiding surgery.

The hair cycle is slow: shedding usually stabilizes within the first 2 to 3 months, and the improvement in density and thickness becomes visible after 4 to 6 months of consistent treatment.

Yes. Hair loss in women is very common and has its own causes (hormonal, nutritional, postpartum). The plan is adapted to each case and the medical options are just as effective.

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