Pattern hair loss is gradual thinning: a receding hairline or crown thinning in men, and widening parting or reduced density in women. Many patients also have temporary shedding from fever, stress, low iron or thyroid issues, so the type of hair fall must be sorted out first.
Pattern hair loss often presents as:
Treatment is usually long-term and aims to slow thinning, improve density where possible and protect existing hair. Medicines need consistency and review; stopping early is a common reason for losing progress. The clinic treats with medicines only — PRP and injection procedures are not offered here.
Pattern loss, telogen shedding and scalp inflammation are separated as far as possible.
Tests are ordered only when history or examination suggests they may change treatment.
Topical or oral medicines are explained with expected timelines and side effects.
Hair treatment is judged over months, not days; regular follow-up helps compare progress.
