• There is no cure for Male and Female Pattern Hair loss which is known as Androgenetic Alopecia, as soon as their is, Hair Retention Clinic will cease to exist and we can assure you everyone will know about it.
• While their is no cure, if you get on to your changing hair early enough there are medically / clinically proven ways to stabilise (not lose anymore), stimulate (nourish and help miniaturizing hair follicles), regrow (get hair follicles that are in the early stages of miniaturisation rejuvenated back to a healthy condition) and then importantly with continual treatment retain your hair and the benefits of what you have been able to achieve.

There are multiple causes of hair loss. The most common form of hair loss is Androgenetic Alopecia which can effect both Men and Women. Androgenetic will effect close to 50% of both Men and Women at some point in their lives.

At Hair Retention clinic we manage it depending on the individual circumstances of our clients while it depends on what type of hair loss they are experiencing. 

Unfortunately, hair follicles that have miniaturised to a small level (hair shafts just visible to the naked eye or a bald spot (no hair growing) will not be able to be rejuvenated to its optimal condition it once was.

Hair Follicles that have are in the very early stages of miniaturisation have the best chance of being stabilised and stimulated back to a healthy condition. These hair follicles need to have not miniaturised beyond 50% of its original size to fully benefit from Hair Retentions Program. That is why it is important to take the free online consultation or speak to the Doctors / client service team to identify where you are in relation to your concern and to get the realistic expectations of what the benefit of what you will be able to achieve.

The earlier you act, the better the result.

Male pattern baldness, also called androgenic alopecia, is the most common type of hair loss in men. More than 50 percent of all men over the age of 50 will be affected by male pattern baldness to some extent.