Hair Loss Treatment for Eastbourne Patients

Diffuse shedding can follow illness, stress, hormonal change or nutritional factors, and it is different from pattern hair loss, which is why the diagnosis matters. We treat hair shedding alongside male and female pattern loss, alopecia areata, scarring hair loss and scalp conditions.

The starting point is always identifying the cause using advanced hair and scalp diagnostics rather than guessing at a fix.

Your consultation covers the timeline and pattern of your shedding and any triggers, followed by a close examination of the hair and scalp. You leave with a clear diagnosis and realistic options.

Depending on the cause, treatment may include medical and prescription options or procedural treatments such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP), aimed at the underlying problem.

Hair and scalp care is led by consultants with a specific interest in the area, including clinical lead Dr Paul Farrant, and our team holds European Hair Research Society and British Hair & Nail Society memberships.

Appointments are held at our Matlock Road clinic in Brighton, 10b Matlock Road (BN1 5BF), the site for all hair and scalp consultations, around forty minutes along the A27. No referral is needed.

Telogen effluvium is a common form of diffuse shedding, where more hairs than usual enter the resting phase and fall out a couple of months after a trigger such as illness, stress, surgery or hormonal change. It usually recovers, but a specialist can confirm the cause and rule out anything else.

Because diffuse shedding can look similar to early pattern loss, an accurate diagnosis matters so you are reassured where reassurance is due and treated where treatment is needed.

Eastbourne patients can book directly at our Matlock Road clinic in Brighton, with no referral, and see a consultant from the outset. Fees, and the likely cost of any treatment, are confirmed before your appointment.