HAIR • SKIN • AESTHETICS

Confidence starts with healthier hair & skin.

Personalised hair-restoration and skin-care treatments designed around your scalp, skin type, goals and clinical assessment.

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✓ Individual assessment✓ Evidence-informed care✓ Safety-first approach

OUR APPROACH

Modern treatment, explained clearly.

We provide structured information about hair and skin procedures so patients can understand what a treatment involves, preparation and after-care, possible limitations, and when medical review is needed.

HAIR RESTORATION

Hair treatments

Choose a pathway after an in-person assessment of hair loss pattern, scalp health, medical history and expectations.

01 • FUE

FUE Hair Transplantation

Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is a minimally invasive surgical hair-transplant technique. Individual follicular units are harvested from a donor area and placed into carefully planned recipient sites.

What happens

Hairline and density planning
Local anaesthesia and sterile preparation
Follicular-unit extraction
Recipient-site creation and implantation
Post-procedure monitoring and review

Important expectations

Growth is gradual, not immediate
Shedding can occur during the early phase
Results vary with donor supply and health
Follow-up helps assess healing and growth
Clinic assessment is essential before treatment

FUE hair transplantation before and after

Before-and-after image supplied by the clinic.

FUE pre & post-care

Before

Follow clinician medication instructions. Avoid unapproved blood-thinning medicines or supplements only when your clinician advises. Arrive with a clean scalp and disclose allergies and medicines.

After

Follow washing and medication instructions. Avoid scratching grafts, strenuous exercise and direct sun exposure for the period advised by the clinic. Attend scheduled reviews.

Safety

Seek clinical advice for persistent bleeding, increasing pain, fever, pus, marked swelling or other unexpected symptoms.

Hair-support diet chart

Food group	Examples	Why it matters
Protein	Eggs, fish, lentils, paneer, tofu	Provides amino acids used to build hair keratin.
Iron & folate	Leafy greens, legumes, meat, fortified foods	Supports normal blood and tissue function.
Healthy fats	Nuts, seeds, avocado, oily fish	Supports overall nutrition and skin health.
Micronutrients	Fruit, vegetables, whole grains	Broad nutritional support; supplements only when appropriate.

02 • PRP

PRP for Hair

Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from a patient's own blood and injected into selected scalp areas. It may be used as part of a clinician-led plan for certain types of hair thinning.

Consultation and scalp assessment
Small blood draw and processing
Targeted scalp injections
Series and maintenance depend on response

Results vary by individual; images are not a guarantee of outcome.

03 • GFC

GFC for Hair

Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) procedures use a concentrated preparation derived from the patient's blood. Protocols differ between clinics, so the exact preparation and evidence should be discussed with the treating clinician.

Scalp and hair-loss evaluation
Blood collection and preparation
Targeted application/injection
Response assessed over time

Results vary by individual; images are not a guarantee of outcome.

04 • LLLT

LLLT for Hair Fall

Low-level light therapy (LLLT) uses low-intensity light delivered by a device according to a prescribed schedule. It is non-invasive, and suitability depends on the cause and pattern of hair loss.

Device and wavelength selection
Regular treatment schedule
Protect eyes when required by device instructions
Stop and seek advice for unusual skin reaction

LLLT for hair fall treatment before and after

Diet: prioritise protein, iron-rich foods, vegetables, fruit and adequate calories; correct confirmed deficiencies with clinician guidance.

05 • SCALP CARE

Dandruff Treatment

Dandruff is commonly associated with scalp flaking and inflammation. Treatment depends on severity and may include medicated shampoos or other clinician-directed options.

Scalp routine

Use the recommended anti-dandruff shampoo as directed
Give the active ingredient enough contact time when instructed
Avoid aggressive scratching and very hot water
Keep combs, caps and pillowcases clean

Safety

Stop a product if it causes significant irritation
Seek review for severe redness, pain, crusting or hair loss
Persistent or recurrent scalp disease may need diagnosis

SKIN AESTHETICS

Skin treatments

Skin procedures should be selected after assessing skin type, active conditions, pigmentation pattern, medications and sun exposure.

06 • SKIN PRP

PRP for Face

Facial PRP uses the patient's own platelet-rich plasma and may be offered for skin rejuvenation. A clinician assesses whether the treatment is appropriate and explains expected results and risks.

Typical pathway

Skin assessment and consent
Blood collection and processing
Topical anaesthetic where appropriate
PRP application/injection
After-care and review

After-care

Use gentle skincare, follow the clinic's instructions, avoid picking or rubbing treated areas and use sun protection. Temporary redness or swelling can occur.

07 • CHEMICAL PEEL

Chemical Peel for Acne & Pigmentation

A chemical peel applies a controlled chemical solution to the skin to produce a superficial or deeper exfoliating effect, depending on the formulation and indication.

Pre-care

Disclose retinoids, acne medicines and recent procedures
Follow clinician instructions about active skincare
Avoid picking, waxing or irritating products when advised

Post-care

Do not peel or pull flaking skin
Use gentle cleanser and moisturiser
Use broad-spectrum sunscreen and minimise sun exposure
Seek review for severe blistering, swelling or pain

08 • MEDIFACIAL

Medifacial for Different Skin Concerns

A clinician-guided facial protocol can be tailored for concerns such as acne-prone skin, hyperpigmentation, back acne and dullness. The exact steps and products should be selected according to skin condition and tolerance.

Acne careHyperpigmentationBack acneSkin glowHydration

Before

Share your skincare routine, allergies and recent treatments. Avoid unapproved active products if your clinician asks you to pause them.

Safety

Patch testing may be appropriate for selected products. Avoid treating broken or infected skin without medical advice.

Diet

Choose a balanced diet with vegetables, fruit, protein, whole grains and adequate hydration. Diet alone does not replace treatment for persistent acne or pigmentation.

09 • HAIR REMOVAL

Unwanted Hair Removal

Hair-removal options may include laser-based treatments or other clinic-selected methods. Suitability depends on skin tone, hair colour, body area, medicines and medical history.

Safety instructions

Tell the clinician about recent tanning and photosensitising medicines
Follow shaving and sun-exposure instructions
Use sunscreen and avoid unnecessary heat or friction after treatment
Report blistering, burns or persistent pigment changes promptly

Expected course

Hair reduction usually requires multiple sessions because hair follicles are in different growth phases. Results vary by body area and individual biology.

PATIENT GUIDE

General safety & nutrition

Safety first

Only trained clinical professionals should perform medical procedures. Tell the clinic about allergies, medicines, pregnancy, chronic conditions and previous reactions. Ask about expected benefits, alternatives, risks and costs before consenting.

Nutrition

Adequate protein, iron, zinc, vitamin-rich foods and overall energy intake support normal hair and skin health. Deficiencies should be assessed before taking high-dose supplements.

When to seek help

Contact a clinician for severe pain, spreading redness, fever, pus, significant bleeding, blistering, breathing difficulty or any rapidly worsening symptom after a procedure.

Simple weekly hair & skin diet chart

Day	Protein	Plant foods	Hydration
Mon	Eggs + dal	Spinach + citrus fruit	Water regularly through the day
Tue	Fish/tofu	Mixed vegetables + berries/guava	Water + unsweetened fluids
Wed	Paneer/chickpeas	Carrot + leafy greens	Water regularly through the day
Thu	Chicken/lentils	Tomato + seasonal fruit	Water regularly through the day
Fri	Eggs/soy	Beans + fruit	Water regularly through the day
Sat	Fish/dal	Colourful vegetables	Water regularly through the day
Sun	Balanced family meal	Vegetables + fruit	Water regularly through the day

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