Do you suffer from alopecia and want to start a hair treatment in Barcelona?
Alopecia, or hair loss, is very common in men, but can also affect women. It is often difficult to deal with, especially in cases when it occurs early, but it can be combatted with different hair treatments such as hair transplants or PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) treatment.
If you are suffering from baldness and looking for an aesthetically pleasing solution to your problem, do not hesitate to make an appointment with our hair treatment specialist who will propose a personalised treatment plan according to your needs and expectations.
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Hair treatments we offer at Turó Park Clinics
PRP treatment
PRP treatment is a non-invasive therapeutic method that aims to inject the protein-rich platelets contained in the blood into the scalp. It improves the appearance of the hair, slows down hair loss and promotes hair growth by stimulating the hair follicle cells.
Hair mesotherapy
Very similar to PRP treatment, hair mesotherapy treatment consists of injecting a cocktail of vitamins, amino acids, anti-oxidants and minerals into the scalp in order to promote hair growth and improve its quality.
Hair transplants
Hair transplantation is a procedure that requires the removal of follicular units (grafts composed of 1 to 4 hairs). The results of the graft are immediately visible and then PRP treatment can be used to strengthen the grafted hair, further improving the results.
How does a hair transplant or PRP treatment at Turó Park Clinics work?
During your first consultation, the doctor will carry out a series of tests to identify the causes of the alopecia. These can be varied: unbalanced diet, illness, accidents, medication, heredity, etc.
Once the diagnosis has been made, they will be able to suggest solutions according to your needs: taking a dietary supplement, PRP treatment to slow down hair loss and stimulate hair growth, hair transplants, etc.
Whatever treatment plan you choose, you will be accompanied at every stage by an experienced English-speaking team.
Alopecia, baldness... what actually are they?
Usually, 85% of our hair is in the growth phase and only 10% in the loss phase. We can therefore lose 50 to 100 hairs a day without it being a cause for concern. The problem is when hair loss accelerates. This is known as alopecia (loss of hair on the body), or baldness when hair loss is localised on the forehead, above the temples and at the top of the head.
Two thirds of men are affected by baldness at some stage in their lives and one third will become bald. It is a very common problem, partly linked to androgenic hormones and consequently most present in men. Other causes of baldness include stress, illness, thyroid or blood disorders, nutrient deficiencies or skin conditions.
Women can also be affected by baldness, but this is more likely to be a distributed loss of hair that very rarely leads to complete baldness.
Baldness in itself is not serious, but it can have important psychological consequences, especially for young men and women, for whom hair holds important social and personal meaning.
Who can benefit from hair treatments for alopecia?
Hair loss treatments are available for both men and women.
PRP treatment is often considered when:
- Alopecia is mild to moderate
- Hair is thinning or partially bald
- Hair growth needs to be stimulated following pregnancy
- Following a hair transplant
Hair implants are considered when:
- The alopecia is more extensive (the skin on your head is visible)
- The alopecia has been suffered for a long time
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