All Hair Disorders
At Devonshire Dermatology, our dermatologists are at the forefront of the development of new treatments for hair loss and other scalp conditions.
The appearance and health of your hair are intimately related to self-image for both men and women. Thinning hair, loss of hair, or excessive hair growth can be related to a wide variety of causes. Our dermatologists are dedicated to finding the cause and the best treatment for your type of hair or scalp condition.
Our dermatologists are known for their expertise in the treatment of:
– Understand how well an examination or treatment may work
– Get more information on your treatment options
– Confirm or clarify a diagnosis
– Second opinions are common and expected – don’t worry about offending your doctor. A second opinion can give both you and your doctor more information to guide your treatment.
– Alopecia areata
– Male pattern baldness
– Female pattern baldness
– Shedding (telogen effluvium)
– Excessive hair growth (hypertrichosis and hirsutism)
– Scalp conditions including dandruff, scaling, inflammation, redness, and bumps
– Hair loss related to autoimmune disorders or other diseases
Most hair and scalp issues are not associated with underlying medical problems or conditions. However, it is important to have a thorough evaluation by a dermatologist in order to determine what type of hair loss you have, and whether or not there may be associated medical issues.
Consultation
- Detailed discussion of your observations and wishes
- Thorough examination
- Holistic assessment of your health
- Diagnosis
- Discussion of treatment options
- Personalised treatment plan
- Treatment
FAQs
The appearance and health of your hair are intimately related to self-image for both men and women. Thinning hair, loss of hair, or excessive hair growth can be related to a wide variety of causes. Our dermatologists are dedicated to finding the cause and the best treatment for your type of hair or scalp condition.
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Our dermatologists are known for their expertise in the treatment of:
– Alopecia areata
– Male pattern baldness
– Female pattern baldness
– Shedding (telogen effluvium)
– Excessive hair growth (hypertrichosis and hirsutism)
– Scalp conditions including dandruff, scaling, inflammation, redness, and bumps
– Hair loss related to autoimmune disorders or other diseases
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Most hair and scalp issues are not associated with underlying medical problems or conditions. However, it is important to have a thorough evaluation by a dermatologist in order to determine what type of hair loss you have, and whether or not there may be associated medical issues.
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