Hair & Scalp Programme

It does not create entirely new follicles. Viable miniaturised follicles may produce thicker-looking strands with effective care, scarring loss is different.

We first check whether follicles remain and what caused the loss. Scarring or longstanding shiny patches may need specialist evaluation.

No. Six sessions three weeks apart is Dr.D's starting plan for selected patients, some need medical treatment alone or another schedule.

Standardised images and magnification help us measure progress and decide whether to continue, modify or stop a course.

Meaningful assessment usually needs months, not weeks. We commonly review at three to six months, then longer if needed.

No. PRP or established medicines may be more appropriate, exosome-labelled products have varying evidence and regulatory status.

No. PRP uses your own concentrated platelets, commercial exosome-labelled products differ in source and quality controls.

No. Fine needles and RF can cause temporary discomfort, redness or tenderness, comfort and safety are assessed individually.

Only after a medical consultation. Its hair-loss use is often off-label and may require BP/cardiovascular monitoring.

No. Evidence does not support routine high-dose biotin without suspected or confirmed deficiency, it may alter blood-test results.

No. Temporary shedding, autoimmune loss, nutritional problems and scarring alopecia need different care, diagnosis comes first.

A doctor can assess complementary medical care around transplantation, but spacing and wound healing must be individually planned.

Follow prescribed scalp and hair care, report side effects, keep review appointments, and avoid unapproved products on a freshly treated scalp.