Women's Hair Loss Treatment
Early diagnosis and treatment can help reduce shedding, restore balance, and preserve density.
Androgenetic hair thinning does not just happen to men; it is common in women as well, and is known as Female Pattern Hair Thinning. It can start as early as the teenage years, but most often begins around perimenopause and post-menopause. Approximately 50% of post-menopausal women will experience some degree of female pattern hair thinning.
Hair loss is not just cosmetic. It can be a sign of hormonal imbalance, inflammation, nutrient depletion, or internal stress. The earlier we address changes in density, a widening part, or increased shedding, the better our chances of preserving volume and supporting healthy regrowth.
“ My goal is to give you clear answers, a confident plan and treatment options that fit your stage of life and your lifestyle. A thorough history taking session is necessary so we can understand the full picture before offering solutions.”
Dr. Waller, ND.
What We Treat:
Hair and scalp concerns can show up in many ways and for many different reasons. I offer an evidence-based, comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating:
