Hair fall often begins subtly, then gradually becomes difficult to ignore. At Dr. Megha Kadam’s clinic in Kalas, patients frequently express concern about excessive shedding during combing or washing. While seasonal hair fall can be normal, persistent thinning may signal underlying triggers such as nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalance, or scalp conditions.
A thorough evaluation helps determine the type of hair loss, whether it is androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium, or stress-related shedding. Treatment plans may involve topical therapies, oral supplements, scalp treatments, or regenerative procedures depending on diagnosis. Addressing the root cause improves the likelihood of stabilising hair loss.
Hair growth follows natural cycles, so visible improvement requires patience. Reduced shedding is often the first positive sign, followed by gradual thickening. With timely medical guidance and regular monitoring, progression can be slowed and hair health supported effectively. If ongoing hair fall is worrying you, early consultation can make a meaningful difference.
