Hair Care

Hair Fall in Men

Hair fall in men is one of the most common hair concerns and is often linked to androgenetic alopecia (male pattern baldness). It typically begins with a receding hairline and thinning at the crown.

Common Causes

• Genetic predisposition

• Hormonal changes (DHT sensitivity)

• Stress and lifestyle factors

• Nutritional deficiencies

• Scalp infections

• Excessive use of chemical products

Symptoms

• Receding hairline

• Thinning hair on the crown

• Gradual loss of hair density

• Increased hair shedding

Treatment Options

• Scalp evaluation and diagnosis

• Medically approved hair growth treatments

• Nutritional and lifestyle guidance

• Scalp therapies to stimulate follicles

• Personalized treatment plans for hair regrowth

Early intervention helps slow down hair loss and maintain healthy hair follicles.

Hair Fall in Women

Hair fall in women can be emotionally distressing and may occur due to hormonal imbalances, nutritional deficiencies, stress, or medical conditions. Unlike male pattern baldness, women usually experience overall thinning of hair rather than complete bald patches.

Common Causes

• Hormonal changes (pregnancy, menopause, PCOS)

• Iron deficiency and poor nutrition

• Stress and lifestyle factors

• Thyroid disorders

• Excessive heat styling and chemical treatments

• Post-illness or postpartum hair loss

Symptoms

• Excessive hair shedding while combing or washing

• Reduced hair volume

• Thinning of hair along the parting line

• Weak and brittle hair

Treatment Options

• Detailed scalp and hair analysis

• Nutritional and hormonal assessment

• Medical treatments to reduce hair fall

• Hair strengthening therapies

• Customized hair care routines

Timely treatment helps restore hair strength and improve density.

Dandruff

Dandruff is a common scalp condition characterized by flaking, itching, and irritation of the scalp. It may be caused by dry skin, fungal infection, or excessive oil production.

Common Causes

• Dry scalp

• Fungal infection (Malassezia)

• Poor scalp hygiene

• Excess oil production

• Stress and environmental factors

Symptoms

• White or yellow flakes on scalp and hair

• Itchy scalp

• Scalp irritation or redness

• Greasy or dry scalp patches

Treatment Options

• Medicated anti-dandruff treatments

• Scalp cleansing therapies

• Antifungal treatments if required

• Scalp hydration and balancing treatments

• Lifestyle and hair care guidance

Proper treatment can effectively control dandruff and restore scalp health.

Premature Greying

Premature greying occurs when hair turns grey earlier than the expected age, often before the age of 30. It can be influenced by genetics, nutritional deficiencies, and lifestyle factors.

Common Causes

• Genetic factors

• Vitamin deficiencies (B12, iron, copper)

• Stress and lifestyle habits

• Hormonal imbalance

• Smoking and environmental factors

Symptoms

• Early appearance of grey or white hair

• Progressive increase in grey strands

• Changes in hair texture

Treatment Options

• Nutritional assessment and supplementation

• Lifestyle and dietary guidance

• Scalp and hair strengthening therapies

• Medical evaluation to address underlying causes

Early management may help slow the progression of greying.

Scarring Alopecia

Scarring alopecia (cicatricial alopecia) is a rare but serious condition where inflammation destroys hair follicles and replaces them with scar tissue, leading to permanent hair loss if untreated.

Causes

• Autoimmune conditions

• Inflammatory scalp disorders

• Severe infections

• Skin diseases affecting the scalp

Symptoms

• Patchy hair loss with smooth or shiny scalp

• Redness or inflammation

• Burning or itching sensation

• Permanent hair loss in affected areas

Treatment Options

• Early diagnosis through scalp examination

• Anti-inflammatory treatments

• Medications to control immune response

• Scalp care to prevent further follicle damage

Prompt treatment is essential to stop disease progression and protect remaining hair follicles.