One of our recent success stories involves a client dealing with androgenetic alopecia and blood deficiency issues
Meet Sylvia, a wonderful woman grappling with the challenges of androgenetic alopecia, a condition that significantly impacts her well-being. Understanding the complexities of hair loss is paramount, as it often signifies an underlying health issue. Our body operates like a well-oiled machine, and any imbalance, be it vitamin deficiencies, hormonal fluctuations, or digestive problems, can manifest as hair loss.
A meticulous trichological approach is crucial in unraveling the root cause of hair loss.
Each consultation is designed to delve into various aspects of health, medications, and heredity. Honest responses from clients are essential for an accurate diagnosis. Trichoscopy, scalp examinations, and trichograms play pivotal roles in understanding the unique characteristics of hair loss. In Sylvia's case, a comprehensive analysis revealed iron and ferritin deficiencies in her blood, linked to her hair loss. Furthermore, a parasite in her gut was identified through thorough investigations.
Effective trichological therapy is personalized for each client, considering their specific needs.
Sylvia's treatment plan includes a tailored SIMONE hair care regimen, scalp massages for improved blood circulation, and specialized lotions to address her androgenetic alopecia.
Sylvia's journey with Simone includes the use of Sebum Regulating Shampoo on every wash, alternating with ATP Oxygen Equilibrium Shampoo for every second wash. Additionally, she undergoes Capillary Cellular Therapy Treatment, accompanied by a scalp massage, a double wash of the scalp with a 5-minute foam application, and the application of lotion on the still wet scalp. To complete the routine, Sylvia ensures her hair is thoroughly dried after each wash.
In the photograph on the left, taken in May, the client exhibited bald patches and thinning hair on the top of her head. Through a tailored home routine, including scalp massage and precise home care application, we present the results in the photograph on the right. Notice the abundance of new hair growth, which, with continued care and proper nutrition, will transform into long and robust strands.
While Sylvia had previously explored PRP without success, it emphasizes that there's no one-size-fits-all solution for hair loss. The journey often involves trying various approaches until the right one is found. Mesotherapy, injections, and PRP are considered in more advanced stages, but trichologists stress the importance of timing and understanding the body's response.
Androgenetic alopecia, characterized by follicular miniaturization and sensitivity to DHT receptors, lacks a definitive cure.
Medications are available but come with considerations of side effects and maintenance. In Sylvia's case, the next step involves scalp stimulation, specifically microneedling, strategically applied after addressing underlying issues. The best practice currently involves tailored home care, scalp massage, managing blood levels, and addressing deficiencies before implementing advanced therapies.
Remember, seeking professional advice is crucial in navigating the intricate landscape of hair loss. The sooner the root cause is identified, the more effective the interventions can be. Hair loss is not just a cosmetic concern – it's often a signal from our bodies that something needs attention.
Please note: The information provided here is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. If you have any serious health issues, are taking medications, or have concerns about your health, please consult your GP or a medical advisor.
Source: Personal practice experience and professional knowledge gained through years of practice.