Hair Loss
Experience in the treatment of Hair Loss
If you are suffering from hair loss, Belgravia can offer the most extensive and proven treatment courses available for most conditions. Over years of treating many different hair loss conditions, Belgravia’s doctors, nurses, trichologists and pharmacists have worked together to fine tune the most effective combination of treatments for various hair loss conditions.
Below you will find a summary of the most likely hair loss conditions to be affecting you. By clicking on the option of your choice to the right you will find a more informative description, including whether or not we treat the hair loss condition and how successful treatment is likely to be. There are also ‘before and during treatment’ hair loss photo-scans viewable for many of the hair loss conditions treated at the Belgravia clinic.
Male Hair Loss
Do we treat male hair loss and how successful is treatment?
Yes. In fact genetic male hair loss is by far the most common hair loss condition that Belgravia trichologists deal with. Having treated many thousands of males who suffer with male hair loss, we have proven that most men who use Belgravia’s prescription courses for male hair loss will experience hair loss stabilisation and varying degrees of hair re-growth in a reasonably short period of time. You can see the success of our treatment courses for male hair loss, and how quickly results can be seen by viewing our ‘before and during treatment’ photo-scans. We are the only hair specialists in the UK, Europe and possibly the rest of the world able to present this level of success for male hair loss and many other hair loss conditions.
What is male hair loss?
Male hair loss, otherwise known as Androgenic Alopecia or male pattern baldness, is caused by the effect of the male hormones, called androgens, on genetically predisposed hair follicles (passed down the family tree). Within these genetically programmed hair follicles for those prone to male hair loss, the male hormone testosterone is converted into the androgen Dihydrotestosterone, or DHT, by an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase. It is the effect of this DHT that inhibits the growth of new hair cells, which in turn leads to male hair loss and in many cases, eventual baldness.
Visit the male hair loss Page for further information on male hair loss
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