Genetics and hormones
Gradual thinning at the crown, parting or temples can have a genetic or hormonal cause.
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Hair treatment
Finding more hair on your pillow or a wider parting can be unsettling. Before you try another oil, shampoo or supplement, it helps to know why your hair is falling. Hair loss has many causes, and the right approach for one person can be useless for another.
At Sayra Hospital & Piles Centre, hair services begin with understanding, not selling. This page explains the available services, who they may suit and what to keep in mind.
Understanding hair fall
This is general information. Only an examination can help find your cause.
Gradual thinning at the crown, parting or temples can have a genetic or hormonal cause.
Nutritional gaps or thyroid problems can contribute to general shedding over weeks or months.
Stress, illness, medicines and scalp conditions can each affect hair growth in different ways.
Available services
A doctor reviews your history, diet, medicines, family pattern and scalp to understand what may be behind your hair loss. Knowing the cause helps avoid spending on treatments that may not help.
A close examination of hair density, thickness and scalp condition can help guide treatment and track progress over time.
A small sample of your own blood is processed to concentrate platelets, and the concentrate is applied to the scalp. It is used in selected patients to support hair thickness. Several sessions are commonly planned, results vary, and it does not suit everyone.
GFC is a related preparation made from your own blood and may be discussed alongside PRP. Your doctor can explain how it differs and whether it fits your case.
A transplant moves hair follicles from a donor area to thinning or bald areas. It may be considered for stable, long-term hair loss. Suitability, technique and realistic expectations need to be discussed with the treating doctor.
This service is for unwanted facial or body hair and is different from scalp hair loss treatment. Suitability depends on hair colour and skin tone. Results are a reduction over several sessions, not a guarantee of complete removal.
Consultation
How long it has been happening, how quickly, and what you have tried.
Your scalp and hair pattern, and tests if needed.
What may help, what may not, and what to expect.
You choose, and follow-up is explained.
Common questions
It depends on the cause. Some shedding recovers once the cause is corrected, while some patterns, such as genetic baldness, usually need ongoing management.
It is usually considered for adults with stable hair loss and enough donor hair. A doctor will assess suitability.
No. Response varies, and repeat sessions are commonly planned for selected patients.
Both use preparations from your own blood. Your doctor can explain the difference for your case.
Call us to confirm which doctor and branch can see you for hair concerns.
Start with a conversation
Whether it is thinning, shedding or a receding hairline, the first step is understanding the cause.