Hair fall, flakes, thinning or a stubborn scalp condition - we begin with the diagnosis, not the shampoo aisle. Four focused programmes, one written plan.
Hair fall is a symptom, never a diagnosis. Telogen effluvium after a fever, androgenetic thinning, post-partum shedding, iron or thyroid-driven loss and PCOS-related pattern each behave differently — and each needs a different plan. We map the scalp, run only the tests that matter, and treat the mechanism.
Best for
Widening parting
Stress-related shedding
Post-partum shedding
Clumps in the shower
Post-fever or post-surgery thinning
PCOS or thyroid related loss
02 PRP for Hair Growth
Your own growth factors, sent back to the follicle.
Platelet-rich plasma is drawn from your arm, spun twice to concentrate the platelets, then micro-injected into the thinning zones. The growth factors released rouse dormant, miniaturised follicles, thicken the hair shaft and slow the pace of miniaturisation.
PRP works while follicles are still alive — the earlier you come in, the more density there is to recover. It is also the standard support therapy alongside and after a hair transplant.
Best for
Early pattern thinning
Slow regrowth after illness
Post-partum density loss
Overall low density
See-through parting
Post-transplant support
03 Dandruff Treatment
Flakes are a signal - not a hygiene problem.
Most dandruff is seborrhoeic dermatitis: a natural yeast multiplying in an inflamed barrier, on an oil rhythm that needs resetting. We separate it from a genuinely dry scalp, scalp psoriasis and product build-up, then treat the actual mechanism instead of the bottle on the shelf.
Best for
White or yellow flakes
Flaking with redness behind the ears
Itchy, inflamed scalp
Greasy scales at the hairline
Monsoon flare-ups
Dandruff after heavy oiling
04 Hair Disorders
The conditions most clinics send away.
Patchy loss, scarring, breakage, painful scalps, premature greying and excess hair all live here. Some need a biopsy, some need immunomodulation, all need watching over time — and none of them should be dismissed as stress.
Scarring alopecias are where time truly matters: follicles destroyed during an active phase cannot be regrown, so we treat early and monitor closely.
