Hair Loss — for Men
Before any session, we find the cause. Much hair loss comes from a deficiency that gets corrected, not hair that needs injecting.
What is the problem?
The most common complaint in men falls into three patterns: gradual recession at the front of the scalp, thinning at the crown, or sudden heavy shedding that begins after stress, illness or a harsh diet.
A fourth, less common pattern appears faster: smooth round patches that suddenly appear on the scalp or beard — caused by the immune system, not heredity.
The difference between these patterns is not a detail: each pattern has a different treatment path, and starting sessions before identifying the pattern means paying twice.
How we treat it here
A clinical scalp examination to identify the pattern of loss.
Tests before starting any session: zinc · vitamin D · vitamin B12 · iron stores (ferritin) · thyroid function.
Hair plasma (PRP) — a sample is drawn from your blood, separated in a centrifuge, then injected into the scalp. The material comes from your own body, and no external compound enters the skin.
Scalp mesotherapy — fine injections of a nutrient compound into the surface layer.
Local injections within the patches in cases of alopecia areata.
A prescribed treatment determined by the doctor after the test results — topical or oral depending on the case.
What we tell you before you pay
We do not start sessions before the tests. A deficiency in iron, vitamin D or thyroid function is corrected with treatment, not injections, and sessions alone will not hold the result.
Hereditary hair loss is a condition that is managed, not cured in one go. Staying on the plan is what preserves the result, and stopping gradually reverses it.
Hair follows a slow growth cycle — the real assessment comes after months, not weeks. This is why we photograph the scalp at the start for comparison.
When not to wait for a distant appointment
- A bare patch expanding rapidly within days.
- Shedding accompanied by redness, pain, flaking or discharge on the scalp.
- Sudden, heavy shedding with no clear cause.
Questions and answers
Questions men repeatedly ask about hair loss at Hokama Najd.
Yes. Without them we treat an appearance and leave its cause untouched, and the test results sometimes change the plan entirely.
A numbing cream is applied before the session, and the usual sensation is a possible sting.
It is determined after assessment and the test results. We do not give a number before knowing the pattern and the cause.
Yes, in some cases plasma is combined with mesotherapy if the doctor sees it as suitable.
Alopecia areata can also affect the beard and is treated. General beard density increase, however, is assessed case by case, and we do not promise a result there.
Start with an assessment and tests appointment — before any session.
Start an Assessment