Alopecia is a medical condition that causes hair loss in different parts of the body, primarily on the scalp. It can manifest itself in a variety of ways, from gradual thinning of the hair to complete loss in specific areas or across the entire scalp. At Nova Hair Transplant, we offer advanced and customized treatments to address the different causes of alopecia, helping our patients regain their confidence and the health of their hair.
Hair transplantation Did you know that hair transplantation not only offers a noticeable image improvement, but also has a hugely positive impact on mental health and emotional well-being? That is why it is important to look for safe alternatives that offer lasting changes.
PRP for Hair Loss PRP, also known as platelet-rich plasma therapy, is a three-step process. It works by drawing blood, processing it, then injecting it into the affected area of your scalp.PRP injections may stimulate hair growth and thickness, as well as protect hair follicles from prematurely shedding. It also may help increase hair thickness…
After hair transplantation After hair transplantation, the restored hair will grow in the same way as the patient’s natural hair. After six months, the patient should notice significant hair growth in the area where they were previously bald. The patient’s hair (both natural and transplanted) will continue to grow naturally permanently.
Question: This may well be a basic question, but I was wondering why do people usually have multiple hair transplants? Is it because: The first hair transplant was unable to provide the required number of grafts for decent coverage in the one session so a further procedure was planned. The first hair transplant gave decent…
Hair loss in men Hair loss in men Androgenic Alopecia Men usually lose big hair quantities for 3 main reasons: inheritance, age, and hormonal issues. The Androgenic Alopecia mostly affects the head’s frontal and superior areas. The main hormone that affects the hair follicles is Dihyrdotestosterone hormone or DHT. DHT travels through the blood and…
If you’ve done any research on the subject of male pattern balding (MPB), then you’ve likely heard that inflammation is a big cause of hair loss in men. Indeed, inflammation has a role to play in many undesirable conditions including acne, asthma and arthritis to name just a few. Whilst it’s indisputable that dihydrotestosterone (DHT)…