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What stage of hair loss are you at?

Below are different patterns of Hair loss (the Modified Norwood-Hamilton scale). Scroll over the pattern that matches yours, and you'll have an idea as to what are likely to be the treatment options.

Stage Patterns and possible treatments

Scroll over the patterns to reveal treatments

Over the Counter Products Minoxodil and equivalent oral and topical products
Possible prescription Only Medications - Finasteride
Laser comb or cap – to stimulate hair growth
The aim is to slow hair loss and to preserve follicles for future transplant if required
Hair Transplant is only likely to be recommended in older people where hair loss has stabilised at this stage

Vertex

Vertex

Over the Counter Products Minoxodil and equivalent oral and topical products
Possible prescription Only Medications - Finasteride
Laser comb or cap – to stimulate hair growth
The aim is to slow hair loss and to preserve follicles for future transplant if required
Hair Transplant may be recommended where hair loss has been stabilised at this stage

Over the Counter Products Minoxodil and equivalent oral and topical products
Possible prescription Only Medications - Finasteride
Laser comb or cap – to stimulate hair growth
The aim is to slow hair loss and to preserve follicles for future transplant if required
Hair Transplant may be recommended where hair loss has been stabilised at this stage

Over the Counter Products Minoxodil and equivalent oral and topical products
Laser comb or cap – to stimulate hair growth
The aim is to slow hair loss and to preserve follicles for future transplant if required
Hair Transplant is likely to be suitable

If left untreated, hair loss is likely to continue and may worsen. With advances in medicine hair loss can be slowed down or halted. Also, whatever has been lost may be recovered. Treatment depends on

Your age and sex
Family history of hair loss
Type and speed of hair loss

A Hair Transplant too young can lead to little or no donor hair available for the future as hair loss continues.

A Hair Transplant does not stop progressive hair loss but replaces what has been lost. It is therefore, sometimes necessary to combine different treatments.

20 years of practice and over 700 transplant procedures by Mr Haseeb mean that we will give you appropriate guidance and provide access to the appropriate specialist treatment - whether dermatological or surgical.