Yes. PRP uses your own blood, has minimal side effects, and is considered safe for long-term use when performed by qualified professionals.

What Is Alopecia?

Q: How soon will I see results?

PRP or exosome treatments may show early regrowth in 8–12 weeks. Hair transplant results include shedding around week 4 and visible regrowth between months 3–6.

Q: Can women get hair restoration treatments?

Absolutely. Hormonal, postpartum, and stress-related hair loss in women can be treated with safe, personalized therapies.

Q: Am I eligible for a hair transplant?

You may be eligible if you have localized bald patches and a strong donor area. It’s generally not recommended for diffuse hair loss or thinning caused by autoimmune conditions.

Alopecia is basically just the umbrella term for hair loss. It can pop up in weird ways maybe a couple of odd bald patches, maybe your hair slowly thinning everywhere, or sometimes the whole section just gives up altogether. And it’s not just the scalp hair can bail from other places too, without sticking to any predictable pattern. For some people it sneaks in bit by bit, and for others it feels like they woke up one morning and boom, it’s there. A mix of things can trigger it: genetics, hormones doing their own thing, stress piling up, autoimmune stuff, or even just not getting enough of the right nutrients.

At Modern Aestheticss Dermatology and Laser Clinic in Dubai, the approach is pretty straightforward: figure out what’s actually going on, then use advanced regenerative treatments to help the hair grow back stronger. And the best part? Most people don’t even need surgery for it, which definitely takes some pressure off.

Who Experiences Hair Loss & Why?

Hair loss is common in both men and women:

Nearly 50% of men show signs of hair thinning by age 50
Many women experience hormonal, stress-related, or postpartum shedding

Common causes include:

Hereditary pattern baldness (male & female)
Hormonal imbalances (PCOS, thyroid, menopause)
Nutritional deficiencies (iron, zinc, biotin, vitamin D)
Stress, illness, or medications
Autoimmune damage (e.g. alopecia areata)
Poor scalp circulation or inflammation

Understanding the cause is key to successful hair restoration.

Types of Alopecia We Treat

Androgenetic Alopecia

Male or female pattern baldness due to DHT hormone sensitivity
Gradual thinning, receding hairline, or widened part

Alopecia Areata

Sudden patchy hair loss caused by autoimmune response

Telogen Effluvium

Temporary shedding after stress, illness, or hormonal shifts

Scarring Alopecia

Permanent hair loss due to inflammation, trauma, or disease

Our Approach To Hair Loss At Modern Aestheticss

We offer comprehensive and non-surgical , supervised by our expert dermatology and aesthetics team.

Full Diagnostic Work-Up

Before starting treatment, we perform:

Scalp analysis with trichoscopy
Blood tests to check hormones, nutrients, and inflammatory markers
Scalp biopsy (if needed)
Classification of alopecia type

Regenerative Non-Surgical Treatments

PRP Hair Treatment

Platelet-Rich Plasma stimulates dormant follicles using your own growth factors

✓ Exosome Therapy

Stem-cell-derived cell signals enhance scalp healing, ideal for thinning or postpartum hair loss

✓ Mesotherapy

Micro-injections of vitamins, minoxidil, finasteride, or biotin directly into the scalp

✓ Salmon DNA & Growth Factors

Boost scalp hydration, reduce inflammation, and improve follicle activity

✓ Regenera AMT

Advanced autologous micro-graft technology that delivers living regenerative cells to the scalp
Promotes follicle repair, collagen remodeling, and stronger, denser hair regrowth
• Effective for early-stage androgenetic alopecia, thinning, and stress-related shedding

Laser & Light-Based Therapy

LaseMD Scalp Treatment

A fractional thulium laser (1927 nm) that improves scalp quality, enhances drug absorption, and stimulates follicle activity
Excellent for patients with thinning, early-stage alopecia, or hair loss due to inflammation or stress

Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)

Reduces inflammation, improves blood flow, and supports hair growth
Can be used weekly at the clinic or as part of home-care follow-up

Prescription Medications

Minoxidil topical: FDA-approved and safe for long-term use
Dutasteride / Finasteride topical or oral: Reduces DHT levels (men only)
Anti-androgens: For hormonal acne or PCOS-related hair loss in women (as prescribed)

Maintenance and Scalp Support

Custom shampoos and serums (non-medicated or prescription)
Periodic PRP or Exosome boosters
Nutritional coaching and stress management plans
Filtered water use (to reduce mineral buildup on the scalp)

Scalp Care & Lifestyle Tips

If you want, you can use a sulfate-free shampoo and wash your hair only two or three times a week usually two or three times are enough. Do not use heat styling too much or wear super-tight hairstyles; even brushing your hair roughly can make it worse without you realizing it. You must also be sure that you are getting enough iron, vitamin D, zinc, and biotin because these sneaky ones do matter.

Why You Need A Doctor's Consultation

Hair loss can be caused by internal health imbalances, autoimmune issues, or scalp diseases—making professional diagnosis critical. Many patients waste time and money on over-the-counter shampoos or ineffective “miracle oils.”
At Modern Aestheticss Dermatology and Laser Clinic, our dermatologist will:
- Accurately diagnose your type of alopecia
- Identify contributing medical or nutritional issues
- Customize a treatment plan for your scalp, your goals, your timeline
Monitor results and adjust as needed for maximum regrowth

Specialist evaluation is essential for hair loss that doesn’t resolve on its own within 2–3 months.

Frequently Asked Question

Is alopecia reversible?

It depends on the type. Androgenetic hair loss can be slowed; alopecia areata and telogen effluvium often recover with early intervention. Scarring alopecia is usually permanent.

How soon will I see results?