Identifying the Root Cause of Your Hair Loss
Seeing more hair on your pillow than on your head? We help you identify the root cause of your hair fall. Our diagnostic process helps you understand if your hair loss is linked to lifestyle, hormones, or genetics so you can choose the right path forward.
A maturing hairline is influenced by multiple factors. This graphic illustrates the primary causes we investigate during a consultation, including genetics, hormones, lifestyle, medical conditions, and medications.
A maturing hairline is a natural process of recession that can affect the temples and frontal area. While common, we have effective medical and surgical treatments to manage it and restore a more youthful hairline.
Are you noticing the first signs of hair loss? This infographic lists the top five indicators, such as gradual thinning, a widening part, or a thinner ponytail. Recognizing these signs early allows for more effective intervention.
Hair fall can be triggered by a range of issues. We diagnose the specific cause, whether it's hereditary, age-related, stress, hormonal imbalances, or a scalp infection, to create a targeted and effective treatment plan.
This list details the most common causes of hair loss we see in our clinic. From stress and hormonal changes to nutritional deficiencies, our initial consultation is designed to pinpoint the specific trigger affecting your hair.
For women, hair loss can be complex, linked to hormonal shifts from pregnancy or PCOS, genetics, and even certain hair care practices. We conduct a thorough assessment to understand the unique factors at play.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common cause of hair issues in women. This video explains the key symptoms to watch for, such as excessive hair shedding and a dry, itchy scalp, so you can seek timely advice.
About this collection
We don't believe in generic prescriptions or guessing games. The first step here is always a digital trichoscopy, where we use a high-definition camera to examine your scalp on a large screen. This allows us to map follicle miniaturization, check oil levels, and determine if you need medical management, nutritional intervention, or advanced restoration procedures.
Hair loss is rarely just about hair. It is often a signal from the body. When you come to us, we start by looking beneath the surface to identify exactly what is happening. Whether it is stress, hormonal shifts like PCOS or thyroid, nutritional deficiencies, or genetic patterns, our goal is to find the trigger before we recommend any treatment.
The Diagnostic Process
We move beyond the mirror. Our clinic utilizes advanced digital trichoscopy to visualize your scalp health. This non-invasive scan allows us to see follicle density, shaft thickness, and scalp oil levels in real time.
Why Start Here?
Most people come to us after trying oils or products that did not work. The issue is usually that the treatment did not match the underlying cause. By mapping your scalp, we create a roadmap that might involve:
- Medical Management: Using FDA-approved topicals or oral medication to block DHT and prolong the hair growth phase.
- Lifestyle & Nutrition: Adjusting your intake of biotin, zinc, and iron, or addressing stress levels.
- Procedural Intervention: Deciding if non-surgical treatments like PRP/GFC or surgical restoration are truly necessary.
We are here to help you get the facts. You deserve a plan that is built for your specific biology, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Avanza Clinic
We’re Dr. Tarun and Dr. Shweta. We started Avanza Clinic because we saw how much hair loss impacts confidence, and we knew there was a better way to treat it. We’re here to listen, diagnose properly, and guide you through the process, whether you need a lifestyle fix or a permanent restoration.
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