Male Pattern Hair Loss
Genetic thinning often affects the temples, frontal hairline, mid-scalp or crown.
Hair loss can have genetic, hormonal, nutritional, medical or stress-related causes. AHT combines scalp assessment, history review and selected tests to create a personalised non-surgical treatment plan for men and women.
Genetic thinning often affects the temples, frontal hairline, mid-scalp or crown.
Often appears as widening of the part line or diffuse thinning across the top.
Hair may shed after illness, stress, dietary change or medication.
Thyroid changes, PCOS, pregnancy and menopause may affect hair growth.
Iron, vitamin D, B12 or other deficiencies may contribute in selected cases.
Inflammation, infection, dandruff or scarring conditions require proper assessment.
May be considered for selected early thinning and maintenance cases.
Scalp injections may deliver selected ingredients according to clinic protocol.
Low-level light therapy may support selected non-surgical plans.
Topical or oral options may be discussed by a qualified doctor.
Iron, thyroid, vitamin and hormonal results may be reviewed.
Advanced stable hair loss may require surgical restoration.
Duration, health, medication and family history.
Pattern, density and scalp condition.
Blood tests or referral where appropriate.
A personalised combination is selected.
Photos, shedding and density are monitored.
No. Advanced stable baldness may require transplantation.
They may be recommended when deficiency, thyroid, hormonal or medical causes are suspected.
Response is usually reviewed over several months.
They may be combined in selected plans after assessment.
Book a personalised hair-loss consultation with AHT Dubai.