Hair · Male Hair Loss · Androgenetic Alopecia
50% of men are affected by 50 — with the right treatment started early, significant hair preservation and restoration is achievable. Preserve first, restore second.
About This Treatment
Male Pattern Baldness is driven by DHT progressively miniaturising hair follicles following the Norwood Scale. The most important principle is preserve first, restore second: medical treatment (finasteride + minoxidil) and GFC/PRP/Exosome sessions preserve remaining hair; hair transplant restores areas that are already bald. Dr. Megha Sharma designs a comprehensive plan covering both phases simultaneously.
How It Works
FAQs
As soon as significant shedding or thinning is noticed. The earlier medical treatment begins, the more hair you preserve.
Halts or significantly slows hair loss in 85% of men. Some also see partial regrowth. Must be taken continuously to maintain benefit.
When medical treatment is insufficient for the degree of hair loss and bald areas are established and stable — usually after age 25.
Yes, but careful planning is critical. Donor supply is finite and must cover a large area while allowing for future loss. Dr. Megha uses a conservative staged approach.
Transplanted hair is DHT-resistant and permanent. But remaining native hair may resume thinning without protection — continuing finasteride is advised.
Free Consultation
Dr. Megha Sharma personally assesses every patient. Our team responds within 30 minutes.
