Hair thinning and loss are common concerns that can affect both men and women at various stages of life. These changes may present as decreased hair density, increased shedding, a widening part, a receding hairline, or thinning at the crown. Hair loss can develop gradually or more rapidly depending on the underlying cause. While often not medically dangerous, it can have a significant impact on confidence and overall appearance.
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What Causes Hair Thinning and Loss?
Hair thinning and loss can result from a variety of internal and external factors that disrupt the normal hair growth cycle. Genetics and hormones play a central role in many cases, particularly in pattern hair loss. Other contributors such as stress, illness, nutritional status, and medications can also impact hair density by shifting hairs out of the growth phase.
Because multiple factors are often involved, identifying the underlying cause is key to developing an effective treatment plan.
Before | After: This patient received a series of PRP treatments + oral minoxidil to improve hair thinning.
Before | After: This patient received a series of PRP treatments to improve hair thinning.
Before | After: One month post completing three PRP treatments for hair loss.
Before | After: This patient received two PRP treatments. He declined a third because he was so happy with the improvement.
Before | After: One year using Nutrafol, no additional treatments were performed.
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Treatment
Treating Hair Thinning and hair loss at Aesthetic Solutions
Treatment for hair thinning and loss focuses on supporting the hair growth cycle, improving follicle health, and slowing progression.
Depending on the cause, options may include topical or oral medications, regenerative therapies such as platelet rich plasma and exosomes, and scalp focused treatments like lasers or the Keravive scalp treatment to improve overall scalp health. Red light therapy may also be incorporated to stimulate follicle activity and support hair growth.
Because hair loss is multifactorial, combination approaches are often recommended to achieve the most meaningful and sustained improvement. Treatment plans are individualized based on the underlying cause, severity, and patient goals.