Thinning hair and diffuse loss

Thinning hair and diffuse loss means the hair becomes sparser and loses volume across a larger area, often without a clear bald spot. It can be harder to detect than a receding hairline because it creeps up gradually — many notice it first in photos or when the hair becomes see-through in strong light. The causes vary more than with classic pattern hair loss. It can be early androgenetic alopecia, but also nutritional deficiency (iron, vitamin D, zinc, protein), stress, thyroid disorders or hormonal changes. That is why the right diagnosis is crucial — the treatment differs completely depending on the cause. For thinning where the follicles are still alive but weakened, PRP treatment is often the first choice. By injecting concentrated blood plasma from your own blood, we stimulate the follicles, extend the growth phase and improve blood circulation in the scalp. Microneedling can be combined to enhance the effect. If the cause is nutritional deficiency, that is addressed first. With a hereditary basis, medication can complement. At a free consultation we measure hair density with a trichoscope and help you find the cause before suggesting treatment.