Hair Loss & Thinning

Hair loss affects both men and women, though the patterns and underlying causes often differ. Androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss) is the most common type, driven by a genetic sensitivity to dihydrotestosterone (DHT) that causes follicles to miniaturize over time. In women, diffuse thinning across the crown is more typical, while men tend to experience a receding hairline and vertex thinning.

Beyond genetics, hair loss can be triggered by telogen effluvium (stress-induced shedding), nutritional deficiencies in iron, zinc, or biotin, thyroid imbalances, post-pregnancy hormonal shifts, and even certain medications. Identifying the root cause is critical because it determines whether the hair loss is reversible and which treatments will be most effective.

At Leor, our hair restoration protocols begin with a comprehensive trichoscopic analysis to assess follicle density, miniaturization ratio, and scalp health. Based on this assessment, we design a multi-modal plan that may combine growth factor concentrates, platelet-rich plasma, mesotherapy cocktails, and advanced thread stimulation to activate dormant follicles and strengthen existing hair.