Clinical Hair Restoration

/Clinical Hair Restoration
Clinical Hair Restoration2020-06-11T14:37:23+08:00

Excessive hair loss can be a blow to a person’s self-esteem, a sentiment shared among men and women. The results can be devastating, humiliating and even tragic in some cases, which is why it is also difficult for those who suffer to seek the help they need.

The physical impact is only part of the bigger psychological trauma this condition creates. But, if you choose to act now, you’ll have a good chance at improving your hair loss situation. At The Aesthetics Centre, we provide Clinical Hair Restoration treatment in Singapore to help patients restore volume and prevent hair loss progression.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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1. How is Clinical Hair Restoration done?

Our Clinical Hair Restoration System is customized with the patient’s needs in mind. It is not a cut-and-dried system, but rather involves treatments that specifically address the unique hair loss problems of each patient.

We highlight the importance of a personal evaluation so we can carefully assess the extent of the hair loss, pinpoint the root cause of the problem, and plan the appropriate treatment needed. It is a multifactorial approach to hair loss restoration to achieve optimum results.

2. Who conducts the Clinical Hair Restoration treatment process?

Our very own Dr. Anita Soosay will thoroughly evaluate the patient, obtain a complete health and medical history and physically examine to assess the extent of the problem. Other tests may have to be conducted to determine the medical problems that are behind the excessive hair loss.

3. How long before I can see results?

The results will take time and it will depend on how the patient reacts to the treatment. We do not promise quick results because Clinical Hair Restoration involves a gradual process. It is like rewiring your system to create the right conditions for hair to grow back, healthy and strong.

4. Will there be any side effects?

Yes, the treatments involved in our Clinical Hair Restoration comes with its risks and side effects. However, we constantly strive to ensure that we minimize side effects and avoid adverse reactions. Continuous follow-up sessions will help us track your progress, as well as untoward reactions so that we can address these issues right away.

5. How much does the Clinical Hair Restoration treatment cost?

We can only provide an accurate quote after an initial consultation. We need to fully assess your case and plan the necessary treatment needed before we can arrive at a price. Each patient has their own treatment based on their unique needs and concerns, so the total cost would vary accordingly.

DISCLAIMER:

The Aesthetics Centre website content including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material is a general information intended for educational purposes only. Please note that individual client’s circumstances may vary and each treatment may not be suitable for all, just as how the content in this website does not intend, in any way, to substitute for a detailed and personal consultation with a licensed practitioner.

Seek consult with a medical professional, or contact The Aesthetics Centre for an appointment, before making any decisions or for guidance about specific aesthetic treatment or procedure.

If some of your questions or concerns are not addressed above, feel free to book your consultation at The Aesthetics Centre. Book your private consultation with us today so that we can extensively evaluate your case and provide the appropriate treatment.

Please bear in mind that not all patients are alike, some will require a slightly different approach than others. You will be given a specific price quotation after an initial consultation. Our staff are always ready to address any questions and to discuss this procedure with you in detail.

The Aesthetics Centre website provides general information about aesthetic/cosmetic procedures. General information is not a substitute for professional medical advice and treatment, hence it should not be accepted in place or in preference to a consultation with a certified professional.