Prescription Hair Loss Treatments
Prescription options may include topical or oral medications that are prescribed based on your individual needs and clinical history. These treatments are designed to help manage hair loss and support hair health, where appropriate. Only a registered healthcare provider can determine if these options are suitable for you.
Potential treatments may involve active ingredients that are reviewed during a consultation. Some treatments may help reduce further hair thinning or support visible hair density, depending on the person and cause of hair loss. As with all medications, side effects and treatment suitability will be discussed with a practitioner.
Hair Transplant Procedure
Hair transplantation is a procedure option where hair follicles are carefully relocated to areas affected by thinning or balding. This procedure is generally recommended when non-surgical treatments are not effective or suitable. At Gro Clinics, we use a refined Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)-based method performed or overseen by registered medical practitioners.
Each procedure is personalised, and results vary depending on factors such as age, genetics, scalp health, and post-procedure care. A consultation is required to assess if surgery is the right option for you.
Non-Surgical Hair Loss Therapies
In addition to medication and surgery, some individuals may benefit from supportive, non-surgical therapies aimed at maintaining scalp health and supporting hair growth.
Regenerative Therapies
Cell-based therapies using your own tissue may be used to support hair follicle activity. These are generally considered in the early stages of hair thinning and must be prescribed by a clinician.
Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT)
This non-invasive treatment involves the use of gentle laser or LED devices to help promote circulation and reduce inflammation in the scalp. LLLT is often used alongside other therapies or post-transplant recovery support.
Growth Factor Injections & PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin)
These therapies involve extracting growth factors or platelets from your own blood and applying them to targeted areas of the scalp. They are administered by trained clinicians and may support follicle function in certain cases.
