Thinner hair, visible scalp, progressive loss of volume…
Thinning hair affects both women and men, often well before marked baldness appears. At this stage, many patients seek effective solutions without resorting to surgery.

Good news: when the loss of density is addressed in time, there are now effective medical treatments available to strengthen follicles, stimulate regrowth and visibly improve hair density.

At ANAGEN, we always prioritize preventive and regenerative approaches, with hair transplantation only considered as a last resort.

Why do hair become thinner or sparser?

The loss of hair density is rarely sudden. It is often gradual and multifactorial:

• Genetic predisposition

• Chronic stress and fatigue

• Hormonal imbalances

• Nutritional deficiencies

• Ageing of the follicle

• Micro-inflammation of the scalp

👉 In many cases, follicles are still present but weakened. It is precisely at this stage that medical treatments are most effective.

Thinning hair in women: a specific issue

In women, the loss of density is often diffuse and linked to:

• hormonal variations (post-partum, perimenopause, menopause),

• stress or mental overload,

• iron or vitamin deficiencies.

Unlike male baldness, the follicles generally remain active, allowing for excellent results without surgery through appropriate treatments.

1. Hair PRP: naturally stimulate density

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is one of the most effective treatments for thinning hair.

How does it work?

PRP uses growth factors present in your own blood to:

• reactivate weakened follicles,

• extend the hair growth phase,

• increase thickness and density,

• slow down hair loss.

Who is it for?

• Fine or thinning hair

• Diffuse density loss

• Beginning of hereditary hair loss

• Women and men not candidates for transplantation

Results

• Thicker hair

• Improved volume

• Visually enhanced density

• Progressive and natural results

2. Hair mesotherapy: nourish and strengthen

Mesotherapy perfectly complements PRP.
It involves injecting a cocktail of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids directly into the scalp.

Its benefits

• Improves the quality of the hair fiber

• Nourishes the follicles

• Stimulates microcirculation

• Restores strength and vitality to hair

👉 It is ideal for maintenance or as a complement to a PRP treatment.

3. ANAGEN longevity protocol: act from within

The health of hair also depends on the overall balance of the body.
At ANAGEN, we integrate longevity protocols to optimize hair results.

Examples of solutions

• IV Drips Hair & Skin → direct supply of micronutrients

• Targeted nutritional adjustment

• Correction of deficiencies

These approaches strengthen local treatments and improve result durability.

When does hair transplantation become necessary?

Hair transplantation is considered only when:

• the follicles are permanently destroyed,

• density can no longer be medically restored,

• the sparse area is stable and well defined.

👉 At ANAGEN, transplantation remains a last resort solution, integrated into a comprehensive strategy that includes PRP and mesotherapy.

Common mistakes to avoid with thinning hair

❌ Waiting too long
→ The later the intervention, the fewer options available.

❌ Relying solely on cosmetic products
→ No shampoo can restore a weakened follicle.

❌ Choosing transplantation too early
→ Natural density can often be recovered without surgery.

❌ Neglecting follow-up
→ Results require ongoing medical maintenance.

ANAGEN hair diagnosis: the key to success

Each patient benefits from a comprehensive hair assessment:

• analysis of density,

• condition of the scalp,

• medical history,

• esthetic goals.

This diagnosis helps define a personalized plan, evolving and tailored to your situation.

FAQ – Thinning hair

Can you really regain density without surgery?
→ Yes, if the follicles are still active.

Does PRP work for women?
→ Yes, with excellent results on diffuse density.

When do we see results?
→ Generally after 2 to 3 months, with gradual improvement.

Is mesotherapy sufficient on its own?
→ It is more effective as a complement to PRP.