Welcome to a two-part series on hair loss.
Hair loss is often a sign that something in the body is out of balance, whether it’s a nutritional deficiency, hormone imbalance, gut dysfunction, chronic stress, or toxic exposure. Hair restoration is all about identifying the root cause and then optimizing your health from the inside out.
Today, in Part 1, I explain why hair loss happens and how to test for it. I also clarify what a personalized treatment plan should look like and introduce the TED treatment (Trans Epidermal Delivery), which has shown remarkable results at our clinic.
In Part 2, Jason Carpenter, a TED device expert from Alma Lasers with over 25 years of experience in the aesthetic industry, joins me to explore the science and clinical data, highlight who would be a good candidate, and explain the results you can expect.
So, if you or someone you know is experiencing thinning hair, this series will offer you hope by providing clear answers and offering practical direction.
How to identify the root causes of hair loss
- Get comprehensively tested instead of guessing what’s driving the hair loss
- Check your thyroid function with a full panel, not just basic markers
- Measure your iron stores (ferritin), not just standard iron levels
- Assess any nutrient deficiencies linked to hair growth
- Screen for hidden contributors like gut issues or toxic exposures
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