Hair Loss Treatment in Hove

Women lose hair for many reasons, from pattern thinning and hormonal shifts to diffuse shedding after illness or stress, and each is managed differently. We also treat alopecia areata, scarring hair loss and scalp conditions such as seborrhoeic dermatitis and scalp psoriasis.

Alopecia areata can be reviewed at our Hove clinic. Pattern and hormonal hair loss, diffuse shedding, scarring hair loss and scalp conditions are seen at our flagship clinic on Matlock Road in Brighton, a short distance away, where the full hair service is based. Hair and scalp care is led by clinical lead Dr Paul Farrant, whose focus is hair and scalp disorders, with more than 25 years in the field.

Your consultation looks at your history, the pattern and timeline of your hair loss, and any contributing factors, followed by a close examination of the hair and scalp using advanced diagnostics. You get a clear diagnosis and realistic options. Beyond an alopecia areata review at Hove, this assessment takes place at our Brighton clinic.

Depending on the cause, treatment may involve medical and prescription options or procedural treatments such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP). The plan is built around your diagnosis, not a one-size template, and is delivered at our Matlock Road clinic in Brighton.

You see a consultant from the outset, and our team holds memberships with the European Hair Research Society and the British Hair & Nail Society. With hair loss, that specialist focus is what makes the difference.

Alopecia areata reviews take place at Montefiore Hospital, 2 Montefiore Road, Hove (BN3 1RD), with Dr Paul Farrant and Dr Pallavi Gupta. For pattern thinning, diffuse shedding, scarring hair loss and scalp conditions, you are seen at our flagship clinic on Matlock Road in Brighton, a short distance away, where the full hair diagnostic and treatment service is based. No referral is needed for either.

Women lose hair for reasons that often differ from men, including hormonal changes after pregnancy or around menopause, thyroid problems, iron levels and periods of significant stress or illness. Some of these cause temporary shedding that recovers, while others need active treatment.

Because the causes overlap and the treatment differs for each, a specialist diagnosis is what stops you wasting months on the wrong approach and gets you onto something that fits your actual cause. That assessment is carried out at our Brighton clinic, a short distance from Hove.

Consultations can be booked directly, with no referral, and you see a consultant from the outset. Fees are confirmed before your appointment, along with the likely cost of any recommended treatment.