Conditions
Telogen Effluvium and Excessive Shedding
Assessment and management of telogen effluvium and excessive hair shedding.
About Telogen Effluvium and Excessive Shedding
Telogen effluvium causes increased daily shedding, often after illness, stress, nutritional deficiency, medication change, or hormonal shifts. Identifying triggers is central to recovery planning.
Why choose this treatment
Our approach to care
- History focused on triggers and timelines
- Trichoscopy and laboratory evaluation when indicated
- Supportive care to reduce shedding where possible
- Follow-up to track recovery of the hair cycle
Suitability and expected outcomes are determined after clinical assessment. Outcomes vary according to diagnosis and individual response.
Management addresses underlying factors alongside scalp and hair support. Acute shedding often improves as triggers resolve, though timelines vary.
Designed to support reduction in shedding and improvement in hair density, with outcomes varying according to diagnosis and individual response.
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