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Understanding Hair Loss & Post-Op Care

byGaurav GargVisit clinic in Green Park, New Delhi; serves patients from across IndiaStarts from45,000 per session (approx. 1200 - 1800 Grafts)View full gallery

Hair loss isn't just one thing. Whether it’s monsoon-related thinning, hormonal changes, or recovering after a transplant, knowing the actual cause is the first step. Let's break down what's happening and how to manage it.

September is Alopecia Awareness Month. This post defines Alopecia, which is the medical term for hair loss and can affect any part of the body.

There are many types of alopecia. This graphic explains the differences between conditions like Androgenetic Alopecia, Alopecia Areata, and Telogen Effluvium.

It's important to know that Alopecia Areata can often be reversed. With advanced treatments, we can help you on your journey back to hair health.

Hair loss can be caused by many factors, including genetics, stress, poor nutrition, and hormonal changes. Identifying the cause is key to finding the right treatment.

For PCOS Awareness Month, this graphic explains how the condition can cause hair loss and provides tips on how to manage it, such as maintaining a healthy diet and consulting a specialist.

This carousel explains the 5 main reasons why hair fall increases during the monsoon season.

Rainwater can damage hair quality, making it more prone to breakage and fall during the monsoon.

High humidity during monsoon weakens hair roots, leading to increased hair fall.

Moisture on the scalp during the rainy season can lead to fungal infections and dandruff, which contribute to hair loss.

A poor diet lacking essential nutrients can significantly lower your hair's strength, especially during stressful seasons like monsoon.

About Understanding Hair Loss & Post-Op Care

If you are recovering from a transplant or just starting to notice thinning, the biggest mistake is ignoring the basics. Post-op, your scalp is in a fragile state; simple things like avoiding direct sun exposure and ditching hats for the first few weeks are non-negotiable. Similarly, if your hair loss seems seasonal or linked to stress, don't rush to buy expensive serums. We first need to check if it's nutritional, hormonal, or structural, because treating the wrong condition will never give you the results you want.

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