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Preserve density early with a structured non-surgical plan.
Male pattern hair loss usually follows a recognizable pattern, but the speed of progression and degree of miniaturization vary. Early assessment can help preserve existing hair and identify where non-surgical treatment is likely to be useful.
Male pattern hair loss is driven mainly by androgen-sensitive follicle miniaturization, but other causes of shedding can coexist. Medical management targets the underlying biology, while procedures such as PRP or device treatments are supportive options for viable follicles rather than substitutes for diagnosis.
Dr. Nivine assesses the pattern and stage before recommending a plan. She also explains when non-surgical treatment is unlikely to restore density and when hair transplantation should be considered.
Several months
Ongoing treatment commonly required
Long-term strategy
Some patients benefit from combining Men’s Hair Restoration with treatments that address a different layer. Depending on the concern, Dr. Nivine may consider FoLix, PRP for Hair, Hair Mesotherapy. A combination plan is used only when each treatment contributes something distinct to the final objective.
Individual results vary. Photographs are of Dr. Nivine’s own patients, shown with written consent and unretouched.
Some patients benefit from combining Men’s Hair Restoration with treatments that address a different layer. Depending on the concern, Dr. Nivine may consider FoLix, PRP for Hair, Hair Mesotherapy. Dr. Nivine combines treatments only when the reason for each step is clinically clear.
A consultation assesses the pattern, progression, follicle miniaturization, family history and scalp health before deciding which non-surgical options are appropriate.