Hair loss & hair thickening

Beautiful hair gives you self-confidence, a youthful appearance and a confident demeanor. This makes it all the worse when thinning patches form on the head or there is a lack of fullness in the hair. Hair loss is by no means a typical male problem.

Stopping hair loss and promoting hair growth through biostimulation

Beautiful hair gives you self-confidence, a youthful appearance and a confident demeanor. All the worse when thinning patches form on the head or there is a lack of fullness in the hair. Hair loss is by no means a typical male problem. Hair loss is also widespread among women – and they often suffer even more from the consequences. This is because their self-esteem dwindles along with their hair. Highly effective treatment options for hair loss and excellent methods for hair thickening are offered by autologous blood therapywhich we also use for skin rejuvenation, as well as the mesotherapy – ideally in combination.

Hair loss can be stopped and hair growth reactivated in around 85-90% of men and women affected.

Autologous blood therapy in combination with mesotherapy

Autologous blood therapy is a highly effective treatment for hair loss and hair thickening. The growth factors obtained from the patient’s own blood and processed in blood plasma are injected into the scalp and can stop hair loss in this way. They have been proven to stimulate and regenerate the hair follicles. Hair growth is stimulated, “baby hairs” begin to sprout and the hair becomes fuller again. Mesotherapy also uses selected combinations of active ingredients to revitalize the hair follicles by means of hair-thin microinjections about one millimetre deep into the scalp. Guided by a gentle hand, this procedure does not have to be painful. They are small pricks that can bring you closer to your goal: A full head of hair again at last. Where it makes sense, we combine autologous blood therapy with mesotherapy.

When used in time, both forms of treatment – especially in combination – are extremely effective.

Diffuse circular hair loss

Circular hair loss is one of the most common hair loss disorders. It usually results in circular, sharply defined bald patches, which can expand over time and appear in other areas. There are still no precise scientific findings as to the exact causes of this. This is why it is often referred to as diffuse circular hair loss.

Hair loss due to an autoimmune reaction

Some people tend to believe that circular hair loss is an autoimmune reaction of the body. This would mean that the body attacks itself and attacks the hair roots. The hair falls out. This hypothesis is supported by the fact that circular hair loss occurs more frequently than average together with other autoimmune diseases, for example white spot disease (vitiligo) or thyroid diseases such as Graves’ disease and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. Here, the holistic repertoire of individual medicine can be used to make many adjustments. In focus: thyroid gland, blood values, intestines etc. The precise analysis shows whether causal starting points for a holistic treatment of circular hair loss can be found here.

Circular hair loss due to constant stress

Another approach looks for the cause of circular hair loss in permanently high stress levels. In the case of hair loss, there is actually a high probability that high stress could be the cause. Permanently released stress hormones change the control circuits of other hormone systems in the body, for example. Chronic activation of the stress axis and thus increased production of the stress hormone cortisol inhibits hair growth. Secondly, permanent stress increases the number of nerve fibers that surround each hair follicle. Various messenger substances, such as neuropeptides, are released via these nerve fibers. These substances irritate defense cells – including the so-called mast cells. The result is hair loss.

Hair loss due to a lack of vital substances

Stress leads to acidification of the body and a permanently increased need for minerals, which can often no longer be compensated for with a normal diet. If this leads to an undersupply and specifically to protein, B-vitamin, vitamin A, C, zinc and copper deficiencies, the body’s system begins to withdraw important minerals from the scalp – in order to cover the need in “more important” places. As a result, hair growth slows down, the hair structure is weakened and the hair becomes brittle and unruly. It falls out. In these cases, the comprehensive diagnostic and treatment options offered by modern stress medicine can have a positive effect. In many cases, balancing the mineral deficiencies measured in the blood can help – by administering vitamins, minerals and trace elements, e.g. in the form of vital substance infusions.