Dr Amit Karkhanis · Aesthetic Physician · treating hair without surgery since 2007
A diagnosis first, to find out which one you have. Then a four-month course to protect and strengthen the hair you still have, and a transplant only if you genuinely need one.
Let's Save What You Have First
because a transplant moves hair. it doesn't stop you losing the rest.
Hair follicles that stopped growing in the last few years are often still alive. They are weaker and thinner, but they can respond to treatment.
Follicles that have been inactive for much longer, or areas that never had hair, usually do not come back with treatment. That is where a transplant may make sense.
So the first question is never "how many grafts?". It is "which hair can still be saved?". The diagnosis answers that, area by area, before you spend on anything.
Dr Amit's Save-First Method runs in this order, every time. Skipping a step usually costs more later.
Blood tests, if needed, are charged at actual cost by the lab. You are told which course option fits before you pay.
Dr Amit added non-surgical hair treatment to Dr Tvacha in 2007, and lasers joined the programme around 2010. Over the years he has seen how much hair can be kept when treatment starts early, and how often surgery is suggested before anything else is tried.
That is why every hair plan here starts with the same question: what can still be saved?
MBBS, Dip. Dermatology (UK) · Aesthetic Physician · Reg. No. 2001/02/1124
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It depends on when you lost it. Hair lost in the last few years often responds to treatment. Hair lost long ago, or areas that never had hair, usually do not. The diagnosis tells you which is which.
A transplant moves hair from the back of your head to the front. It does not stop the hair around it from thinning. Saving existing hair first usually means a smaller, better transplant later, or none at all.
Hair grows slowly. Most people judge progress at the three to four month mark using the scalp photographs taken on fixed dates. Results vary from person to person.
No. Low-level laser sessions are painless and you can return to work straight after.
Treatments that deliver growth factors to the scalp to support weakened follicles. Dr Amit explains the exact plan, and what to expect, at your diagnosis.
Rs 40,000, Rs 64,000 or Rs 80,000, medicines included. Which one fits depends on the stage and spread of your hair loss. You are told before you pay.
A qualified surgeon, named with their qualifications and registration on your written quote, before any date is fixed.
Yes. Hair loss in women often has hormonal, thyroid or nutritional causes, which the diagnosis looks for. Where relevant, Dr Anagha at Cocoon × Dr Tvacha is in the same building in Thane.
Not usually. Bring what you use to the diagnosis and the doctor will tell you what to keep and what to stop.
No. Indian medical rules do not allow them in advertising. Your own photos are kept private and used only to track your progress.
(book the Rs 499 hair diagnosis. you'll know what can be saved before you spend on anything else.)
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