
Reviving the scalp, without surgery
We treat seborrheic dermatitis, folliculitis, and early hair loss together.
There is more to try than surgery
We look at the state of the scalp first, then decide the direction of treatment.
When it itches and flakes
It may be seborrheic dermatitis or folliculitis. If red bumps appear on the scalp, come in and we will decide the direction of treatment.
When the scalp is oily
Excess sebum burdens the follicles. Scalp botox regulates how much sweat and sebum comes out.
When surgery still feels like too much
If your hair has only thinned, medication and nutritional support alone can manage it. We do not push surgery on everyone.
When surgery is coming up
Before surgery we treat scalp inflammation and run blood work. Come in one to two weeks before the surgery date.
We choose by the state of the scalp
More often than not we combine two or three rather than using just one.
Straight back to your day, no downtime
Scalp treatments do not require a separate recovery period.
There is no downtime
Because it is a scalp treatment, there is no separate rest period. You can go straight back to your day.
Please avoid these on the day
On the day of treatment, please avoid saunas, exercise that makes you sweat, and alcohol.
We finish with low-level laser
For aftercare we provide low-level laser treatment.
The interval matters more than a single session
We suggest scalp botox every three months and PDRN every two weeks. Results vary from person to person.
On hair loss medication and its causes

Let us look at your scalp first
Whether it is an itchy, oily scalp or hair that has already thinned, we have to see it to know. Book a visit, or ask our AI first.







