For months, Yael, 36 years old, struggled with unusual hair loss. After the birth of her second child, she felt that something wasn’t returning to normal – the pillow was full of hair, her hairline was receding, and the shine was gone. “Everyone told me it was normal after childbirth, that everything would improve with time,” she says. “But it only got worse.” She consulted a dermatologist who determined: “Hormonal changes. There’s nothing to be done, it will sort itself out.”
But it didn’t sort itself out, until at a certain point, Yael started gathering her hair in a way that concealed the thinning.

When hair falls out, you need to stop – and ask why
Yael underwent a professional trichological diagnosis – a comprehensive examination of the scalp, hair roots, blood flow, sebaceous gland function, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal status, and more.

The result surprised even her:
“There was no significant hormonal problem,” explained the trichologist who treated her.
“The problem was actually a hidden inflammation in the scalp caused by a product she had been using for a long time – and it directly affected the function of the hair follicles. The body reacted under stress – with hair loss.”

Not all hair loss is the same – and not every treatment is suitable for everyone

Whether you are a teenage girl, a woman after childbirth, or in menopause – hair loss is only a symptom.

The real cause can be internal (hormones, nutrition, stress) or external (unsuitable hair products, scalp condition, infection). Only a trichological diagnosis can identify the difference – and tailor a precise treatment, not a generic one.

At Hair Clinic, every patient receives a personalized treatment plan – integrated, professional, and science-based. No more “try and see,” but targeted treatment at the root of the problem – in every sense.