Trichological examination

• The average is 100-200 thousand hair.
• They grow out of the hair sheath, grow for 3-5 years, followed by a resting period of several weeks, and finally, the hair falls out. This whole cycle repeats 10-25 times from the sheath during life. About 80% of the hair is in the growth phase.
• Every day 100 hairs fall out.
• The fastest hair grows in summer, the slowest in winter.
• 40% of people between 18 and 50 years suffer from baldness.

• Genetics - Androgenic alopecia caused by excess dihydrotestosterone and characterized by hair loss in a specific area, especially in the corners.
• Hormonal changes in women due to contraception, pregnancy, and childbirth.
• All diseases of the thyroid gland, kidney diseases.
• Deficiency of red blood cells.
• Disorders of eyesight.
• Long-term exposure or shock, survival of trauma.
• Radiation, chemotherapy, drug side effects.
• Skin diseases.
• Deficiency of minerals, vitamins, poor lifestyle, eating disorders.
• Psychological and social factors.
• Improper hair care, seasonal hair loss.
• Smoking.
• Prolonged temperatures and leaching of small amounts of male hormones (androgens) in women.

Examination by an internist

Anamnesis, differential diagnosis of causes, collection of antibodies against hair follicles, recommendations for collection, and other examinations outside our clinic.

Examination of hair follicles with a camera

- During the camera examination, where we examine the hair and skin, we determine the density of hair on the head, in the area of the corners of the mouth.
- Determine the causes of hair loss.
- We determine the presence of abnormal hair.

Hair should be washed with shampoo 2 days before the examination. Do not use hair conditioner, hair hardener, hair spray, and hair gel.

Normally, the following options remain:

HAIR mesotherapy
PLASMOTHERAPY
HAIR TRANSPLANTATION