Hair and scalp care
Hair Restoration & Hair Loss Treatments
Hair restoration starts by understanding the pattern, pace and cause of hair loss before comparing surgical and non-surgical options.
A hair-loss consultation reviews shedding, scalp health, density pattern, medical history and donor capacity where surgery is being considered.
Treatment selection depends on the diagnosis and long-term plan. Hair transplant, PRP or GFC scalp therapy and medical support are not interchangeable pathways.
What the consultation considers
- Current shedding and progression
- Scalp health and density pattern
- Donor-area suitability where relevant
- Realistic maintenance and restoration goals
Treatment pathways
Options to discuss after assessment
Hairline design + donor strategy
FUE Hair Transplant Planning
Doctor-led assessment for hairline architecture, graft planning and long-term scalp health.
Regenerative scalp support
PRP / GFC Scalp Therapy
Platelet-derived and growth-factor focused therapies planned around diagnosis and maintenance.
Diagnosis-led hair preservation
Advanced Hair Fall Solutions
Scalp, shedding and pattern-loss review before selecting medical, regenerative or procedural pathways.
Educational planning
Hair restoration estimates require scalp assessment.
Radiance Clinics does not calculate a graft range from a generic online formula. Pattern stability, treatment area, donor capacity and long-term planning need individual review.
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Consent-confirmed treatment results
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