Hair loss

What can be done about hair loss in Nice?

A widening parting, receding temples, a ponytail that has lost half its volume: hair loss affects women as much as men — and the earlier you act, the more you preserve. Because no technology resurrects a dead follicle: we stimulate those still alive.

Our hair protocol rests on the hair density treatment: LED photomodulation of the scalp (red and near-infrared light) reactivates the follicles' microcirculation and extends the growth phase, while targeted actives — peptides, vitamins — nourish the root. A drug-free, painless approach, suited to diffuse loss: seasonal, post-partum, stress-related, density declining with the years.

A point of honesty: progressive or patchy alopecia belongs first to the dermatologist — we refer you, and our treatments work as a complement. Scalp assessment, follow-up photos and course rhythm: at the complimentary hair assessment (pay-per-session prices).

How we proceed

• The complimentary assessment. Scalp and hair-loss examination (diffuse, localised, progressive) — dermatological referral if necessary.
• The stimulation. Scalp LED twice a week for 2 to 3 months, with targeted actives.
• The follow-up. Comparative photos of the parting and thinning areas every 4 weeks.
• The maintenance. A monthly session to keep the stimulated follicles going over time.

Frequently asked questions

Does LED really regrow hair?

It stimulates follicles that are still active: shedding slows, the growth phase extends, hair gets denser. It cannot recreate a lost follicle — hence the importance of acting at the first signs.

How quickly does shedding slow down?

Shedding generally decreases within a few weeks; visible density takes 2 to 3 months of regular treatment, as hair grows slowly. Follow-up photos objectify every stage.

Is the protocol suitable for women after pregnancy?

Yes — post-partum loss is one of the best indications: it is diffuse and transitory, and stimulation clearly accelerates recovery.

When should a dermatologist be consulted?

In case of patches, sudden loss or progressive alopecia: these situations call for medical advice first. We tell you at the assessment and then work as a complement.