Trichological hair care treatments
Trichological treatments focus on scalp care or restoring the scalp to a healthy condition when any problems arise. Each treatment is always tailored to the patient’s individual needs,
depending on the condition of the scalp and hair.
The number and frequency of treatments are determined on a case-by-case basis. It is most commonly recommended to
undergo 5–10 treatments at intervals of one to three weeks.
Range of trichological treatments:
- clarifying the scalp
- stimulating hair growth
- reducing excessive hair loss
- for oily dandruff
- for dry dandruff
- for an oily scalp
- moisturising for a dry scalp
- soothing for an irritated scalp
- relieving the symptoms of psoriasis
- relieving the symptoms of seborrhoeic dermatitis of the scalp
- relieving the symptoms of folliculitis of the scalp
- relieving the symptoms of atopic dermatitis of the scalp
The number and frequency of treatments are determined on an individual basis. It is usually recommended to have 5–10 sessions at intervals
of between one and three weeks.
Duration
45–90 minutes
Comfort
The treatments are comfortable and relaxing
Results
Results are noticeable after a series of sessions
Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia is not required
Time off work
Time off work is not required
Activity
You can return to the gym, swimming pool or sauna 1 day after the treatment
Indications:
- hair loss
- seborrhoea
- psoriasis
- dandruff
- seborrhoeic dermatitis
- dry and dehydrated scalp and hair
- weak hair and damaged hair structure
- folliculitis
Contraindications:
- none
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We answer your questions
The most common causes of hair loss include hormonal issues, poor diet and prolonged stress. In addition, problems with scalp care, existing medical conditions and their treatment contribute to this condition.
The clinic identifies different types of hair loss and offers effective treatment requiring the collaboration of dermatologists, trichologists and cosmetologists to address the root causes, rather than merely masking the symptoms.
