Frequently asked questions

A gut-driven hair growth treatment is a therapeutic approach that focuses on improving gut health to promote hair growth. It involves addressing digestive issues, balancing gut bacteria, and optimising nutrient absorption to support healthy hair follicles and minimise hair loss.

First, consult a Pattrn’s doctor to identify the underlying cause of your hair loss and determine the most suitable treatment options. Follow a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins that promote hair growth. Be patient and consistent with your hair care routine, as regrowing hair takes time.

The primary solutions for addressing hair fall include doctor-prescribed topical treatments accompanied by nutritional, dietary, and lifestyle improvements.

Pattrn's hair growth treatment plans are prescribed by doctors and customised to fit your lifestyle, ensuring they're safe, effective, and backed by science. You'll likely see noticeable results within six months of beginning the treatment.

You can control hair loss by ensuring good gut health, the right combination of nutrient intake, managing stress, lifestyle and seeking a doctor-prescribed treatment plan that suits your hair loss stage and type.

Yes, stress can indeed contribute to hair fall by disrupting the normal hair growth cycle, resulting in increased shedding. Pattrn's coaches play a crucial role in enhancing your lifestyle and habits to effectively manage stress and other factors that contribute to hair fall.

Yes, several natural remedies are available for hair fall control. However, it's best to consult a doctor instead of trying any other remedies. Doctors can help you identify your hair fall type, stage, & cause, to find the right treatment for healthy hair growth.

Incorporating the correct combinations of vitamins and minerals into your diet is paramount for controlling hair loss. When nutrients are properly paired, they facilitate optimal absorption in your gut, delivering essential nourishment to hair follicles and ultimately enhancing the overall health of your hair.

If your hair loss stage is between 1 to 4, your hair loss can be recovered, beyond that it’s hard to recover your hair. It’s suggested to consult a doctor before considering hair regrowth options. Therefore, at Pattrn you can take an online consultation with our doctors for free and get on a safe hair growth journey.

Identifying the right treatment for hair fall involves consulting with a hair treatment doctor, such as a dermatologist or trichologist, who can assess your condition, identify underlying causes, and recommend appropriate treatment options tailored to your needs. Pattrn does that for you.

Lifestyle factors such as poor nutrition, unhealthy gut, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and lack of exercise can contribute to hair fall. Pattern’s hair coaches help improve your lifestyle, ensuring healthy lifestyle choices towards healthy hair growth and hair fall control.

Yes, genetics can play a significant role in hair fall. Conditions like male pattern baldness and female pattern hair loss are hereditary and can lead to progressive hair thinning and loss over time. Pattrn’s treatment plan has shown successful results for genetic hair loss.

Appropriate treatment plans are available with Pattrn for your receding hairline. You can book a free online consultation with our doctor for your hair concerns.

To prevent further hair fall, you can take steps such as maintaining a balanced diet, managing stress, and seeking appropriate topical solutions and doctor-prescribed treatment plans for underlying conditions contributing to hair fall.

Real hair growth takes time and varies from person to person. While you can't drastically speed up the natural hair growth process, you can improve your lifestyle to support healthy hair growth. Pattrn’s treatment plan offers you hair regrowth in 6 months.

Hair fall typically refers to the natural shedding of hair that occurs as part of the hair growth cycle. This shedding is normal and necessary for the renewal of hair follicles. On the other hand, hair loss, also known as alopecia, involves the progressive thinning or balding of the scalp due to various factors such as genetics, hormonal changes, medical conditions, or external factors like stress or harsh hair treatments.

Foods that can help prevent hair fall include lean proteins, omega-3 fatty acids, iron-rich foods, vitamin C sources, biotin-containing foods, zinc-rich options, vitamin A sources, selenium-containing foods, vitamin E-rich choices, and whole grains. These nutrients support scalp health, hair growth, and strength.

Thinning hair and hair loss in younger men typically stem from androgenetic alopecia, although inadequate nutrition and stress can also contribute to the condition. You can take our free hair test or consult with our doctors to clarify your specific concerns.

The amount of hair fall considered normal varies from person to person. On average, it's normal to lose about 50 to 100 hairs per day. However, factors such as hair care practices, genetics, age, and overall health can influence hair-shedding patterns. If you're concerned about excessive hair loss, consult our doctors for free.

There's an increased likelihood of experiencing hair loss if your father is bald, as genetics plays a significant role in male pattern baldness. However, you can manage hair loss by consulting a doctor at Patrrn and improving your lifestyle & diet

Yes, an upset stomach can potentially contribute to hair loss. Digestive issues like malabsorption, nutrient deficiencies, and imbalances in gut bacteria can affect the absorption of essential nutrients needed for healthy hair growth, leading to hair loss. Consult Pattrn’s doctors for proper diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

Common causes of hair fall include genetics, hormonal changes, stress, poor nutrition, certain medications, and underlying medical conditions.

You can prevent hair loss by maintaining a healthy diet, managing stress levels & gut health, and seeking doctor-prescribed treatment plans for any underlying conditions.

Hormonal imbalances in men can lead to miniaturisation of the hair follicles and eventually causing them to produce thinner and shorter hair strands. This process is known as androgenetic alopecia or male pattern baldness.

To reduce hair fall, maintain a balanced diet, manage stress, harsh treatments, keep your scalp healthy, exercise regularly, and consult a Pattrn’s doctor. Consistency in these practices promotes hair health and may help prevent further hair loss.