DOES YOUR HAIR NEED HELP?

Gradual thinning at crown and hairline in men, driven by DHT sensitivity. Hair follicles shrink progressively without treatment.

Diffuse thinning across the crown and top of the scalp in women. Often triggered by hormonal changes or genetic factors.

Sudden patchy hair loss caused by an autoimmune response. Can progress to full scalp or body hair loss if untreated.

Isolated circular or oval patches of complete hair loss. Stress, infection, or scalp conditions may trigger onset.

Excessive hair shedding following childbirth due to hormonal fluctuations. Typically peaks 3–6 months after delivery.

Early greying caused by reduced melanin production in hair follicles. Stress, nutritional deficiencies, and genetics contribute.

Excess sebum production clogs follicles, leading to inflammation and hair thinning. Creates environment for bacterial and fungal growth.

Lack of moisture leads to flaking, itching, and fragile hair strands. Often exacerbated by harsh products or environmental factors.

Fungal overgrowth on the scalp causes white or yellowish flakes and itching. Recurring if the root microbiome imbalance is untreated.

Redness, tenderness, and swelling that weaken hair follicles over time. Can lead to permanent follicle damage if chronic.

Insufficient blood flow to the scalp starves follicles of nutrients. Results in weak, thin, and slow-growing hair.

Age-related decline in collagen and sebum production reduces scalp elasticity and follicle vitality.