Hair treatments
At Face Clinic we offer medical and surgical hair treatments designed to diagnose, prevent and treat hair loss, alopecia, reduced density and other scalp problems through an individual clinical approach.
Hair treatment in Spain with individual medical diagnosis
A hair treatment should not be selected only according to the visible symptom. Hair loss, alopecia, reduced density, receding hairline or thinning hair may have hormonal, genetic, inflammatory, metabolic, drug-related or hair-cycle causes.
For this reason, at Face Clinic the approach begins with a clinical assessment to determine whether the case requires hair medicine, non-surgical treatment, hair transplant, medical hair follow-up or a combination of several options.
Hair diagnosis before choosing treatment
The first step in knowing which hair treatment is most appropriate is identifying the type of alopecia, the condition of the scalp and the real progression of hair loss.
Hair loss, alopecia and scalp assessment
Non-surgical Hair diagnosis · Trichology · Androgenetic alopecia assessment · Diffuse alopecia assessment · Seasonal hair shedding assessment · Diagnosis of scalp conditions
This generally does not require surgery, although it may be part of the planning before a hair transplant or a hair medicine plan.
Hair diagnosis assessment
Hair medicine and non-surgical treatments
Medical hair treatments may be indicated to slow hair loss, improve hair quality, stabilise alopecia or prepare and maintain the result of a hair transplant.
Non-surgical hair treatments
Non-surgical Hair medicine · Hair mesotherapy · Hair biostimulation · Hair exosomes · Hair microneedling · Topical or oral medical treatment under professional indication · Hair maintenance after transplant
Indication must be adapted to the diagnosis. Not all patients respond in the same way and not all patients need the same hair treatment.
Hair transplant and surgical hair restoration
Hair transplant may be indicated when there is established loss of density and a suitable donor area. Planning must assess the alopecia pattern, age, aesthetic expectation and long-term maintenance.
Hair transplant techniques
Surgical Hair transplant · FUE technique · FUSS technique · Unshaven FUE · DHI technique · Hair transplant in women · Repair of a previous hair transplant
Non-surgical Medical planning for hair transplant · Donor area assessment · Post-transplant follow-up · Hair maintenance after transplant
Hair treatments for alopecia and baldness
Alopecia may have different patterns and causes. The most appropriate hair treatment will depend on the type of alopecia, its stage of progression and whether the follicle still has response capacity.
Types of alopecia we assess
Conditions Alopecia · Androgenetic alopecia · Androgenetic alopecia in men · Androgenetic alopecia in women · Female alopecia · Alopecia areata · Diffuse alopecia · Scarring alopecia · Frontal fibrosing alopecia · Stress-related hair loss · Traumatic alopecia · Alopecia universalis
Alopecia assessment
Treatments for hair loss, density and hairline
When a patient consults for reduced density, receding hairline, crown thinning or overall hair thinning, it is important to differentiate between reversible shedding, progressive alopecia and an already depopulated area.
Shedding, receding hairline, crown and hair density
Frequent problems Hair loss · Stress-related hair loss · Seasonal hair shedding · Telogen effluvium · Hair loss during menopause · Receding hairline · Crown hair loss · High hairline · Frontal hairline reconstruction
Hair loss assessment
Hair treatments for eyebrows, beard and scars
Hair restoration can also be applied to specific areas such as eyebrows, beard or scars, provided there is an appropriate indication and realistic planning.
Eyebrows, beard, scars and repair cases
Surgical Eyebrow transplant · Beard transplant · Hair transplant into scars · Repair hair transplant
Non-surgical Eyebrow alopecia assessment · Beard reinforcement treatments · Scalp and eyebrow micropigmentation · Follow-up of scars with hair loss
Treatments for scalp and complex hair cases
The scalp determines the health of the hair follicle. Itching, flaking, inflammation, folliculitis or scars can affect hair progression and treatment indication.
Scalp, inflammation and complications
We assess Irritated scalp · Itchy scalp · Seborrhoeic dermatitis · Flaking · Folliculitis decalvans · Scarring alopecia · Hairless scars · Scabs after hair transplant · Problems with poorly performed hair transplants
Which hair treatment may fit your case
This guidance does not replace medical assessment, but it can help you identify the most likely hair treatment area.
Hair diagnosis, alopecia study and scalp assessment.
Hair medicine, mesotherapy, biostimulation or individualised medical treatment.
Medical treatments, hair maintenance or transplant if indicated.
Assessment for hair transplant, FUE, FUSS, DHI or unshaven FUE depending on the case.
Plan according to alopecia type: androgenetic, diffuse, areata, scarring or female alopecia.
Eyebrow transplant, beard transplant or hair restoration in scars.
Scalp assessment before indicating regenerative treatments or transplant.
FAQs about safety, effectiveness and the cost of hair treatment.
Frequently asked questions about hair treatments
General answers to guide patients. The specific indication requires hair diagnosis and individual medical assessment.
What is the most effective hair treatment?
There is no single most effective hair treatment for all patients. Efficacy depends on the diagnosis, type of alopecia, follicle status, age, hair loss pattern, stability of the process and adherence to treatment. In some cases, the most appropriate treatment will be medical; in others, hair transplant; and in others, a planned combination.
Which hair treatments are most effective?
Among the most effective hair treatments, when correctly indicated, there may be personalised hair medicine, hair mesotherapy, biostimulation, topical or oral medical treatments under prescription and hair transplant in suitable candidates. The key is not choosing by popularity, but by diagnosis.
What is the safest hair treatment?
The safest hair treatment is the one correctly indicated after medical assessment, considering medical history, medication, alopecia type, scalp condition and patient expectations. A safe treatment should not promise absolute results or replace diagnosis with standard solutions.
How much does hair treatment cost?
The price of a hair treatment depends on the diagnosis, type of procedure, number of sessions, whether it is hair medicine or hair transplant, the extent of the area to treat and the follow-up required. For this reason, the budget must be confirmed after an individual assessment.
What hair treatment is good?
A hair treatment is good when it responds to a real medical indication, has a clear objective, is proportional to the patient’s problem and allows appropriate follow-up. For early hair loss, a medical approach may be sufficient; for stable depopulated areas, transplant may be assessed; and for scalp disorders, treating inflammation or the underlying cause may be the priority.
How effective is hair treatment?
The effectiveness of hair treatment varies according to the cause of hair loss, the stage of alopecia, individual response and patient consistency. In general, medical treatments aim to slow hair loss and improve hair quality; hair transplant aims to redistribute follicular units in selected areas when the patient is a candidate.
Does hair transplant replace hair medicine?
Not always. In many patients, hair transplant improves depopulated areas, but hair medicine may still be necessary to care for existing hair, stabilise the progression of alopecia and protect long-term results.
Where to find Face Clinic
Choose the most convenient clinic for your first hair assessment. Treatment and specialist availability may vary depending on the location.
Madrid · Barrio de Salamanca
- Calle de Diego de León, 39, 28006 Madrid
- +34 910 885 812
Madrid · Aravaca - Pozuelo
- Av. del Talgo, 202, L22, 28023 Madrid
- +34 913 573 699
Do you need guidance about your hair case?
Our team can assess your case and explain which hair treatment options may be most appropriate according to your diagnosis, type of alopecia, scalp condition, preserved density and realistic goals.
If you are enquiring from outside your city, you can request information about an in-person consultation or an online medical video consultation to guide the first step.
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