Patchy hair loss, assessed properly
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition where hair falls out in patches, as the immune system targets hair follicles. It can affect the scalp, beard or other areas, and often needs medical management.
It behaves differently from ordinary hair fall, so it needs a proper diagnosis and a medical plan, not the same generic products.
- Correct diagnosis of the type and pattern
- Medical management tailored to you
- Honest guidance on the course of the condition
- Ongoing review as things change
How we manage alopecia areata
A medical condition that needs medical management, reviewed over time.
Diagnosis
We confirm the pattern and rule out other causes.
Medical treatment
Targeted therapy to calm the immune response and support regrowth.
In-clinic procedures
Supportive treatments where appropriate for the scalp.
Ongoing review
We track the condition and adjust the plan.
This is not an exhaustive list. Your consultation confirms what is suitable for you. Results may vary from person to person.
Answered honestly
Will my hair grow back?
Is it contagious?
Can stress cause it?
What does it cost?
Start with an honest consultation
Tell us about your concern. We listen first, then recommend only what is right for you, with honest guidance on cost and what to expect.