Seborrhoeic dermatitis and chronic inflammation quietly worsen shedding, and treating them is often the cheapest gain available. This page covers the scalp treatments appointment itself — what is prepared beforehand, what happens in the chair, and what the first hours afterwards feel like. Plan for 4-6 sessions and 1 day per session.
An in-clinic device session lasts 20-30 minutes; home protocols are daily and measured in minutes, with adherence mattering far more than session length. No anaesthetic and no incisions — these are topical, oral, device-based or programme-based protocols delivered in short sessions or at home. Seborrhoeic dermatitis and chronic inflammation quietly worsen shedding, and treating them is often the cheapest gain available.
Your scan or photographs are reviewed in person against the remote plan. Seborrhoeic dermatitis and chronic inflammation quietly worsen shedding, and treating them is often the cheapest gain available.
Pattern, pull test, trichoscopy and blood results define which protocol applies. Treating the wrong diagnosis is the commonest reason nothing happens.
Device sessions, topical application or prescribed medication start on a fixed schedule with written instructions on dose and timing.
Repeat trichoscopy at three and six months compares the same sites under the same conditions, and the protocol is adjusted from that data.
Seborrhoeic dermatitis and chronic inflammation quietly worsen shedding, and treating them is often the cheapest gain available.
You leave with written aftercare and the follow-up schedule fixed — for this option that means 1 day per session, with 4-6 sessions in total.
No anaesthetic and no incisions — these are topical, oral, device-based or programme-based protocols delivered in short sessions or at home.
An in-clinic device session lasts 20-30 minutes; home protocols are daily and measured in minutes, with adherence mattering far more than session length.
A dermatologist or trichologist directs the plan. What matters is who reviews your trichoscopy at each interval and adjusts the protocol, not who operates the device.
Nothing visible. Some patients notice mild scalp warmth or, with topical minoxidil, a transient increase in shedding during the first weeks.
Cost and alternatives for Scalp Treatments.
Compare vs alternatives → See full cost breakdown →Chronic inflammation worsens shedding and can accelerate pattern loss. Treating it does not regrow hair by itself but removes a compounding factor.
Combined with minoxidil there is reasonable evidence for improved response.
Ask for it by name. Androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium and alopecia areata have different trajectories and different treatments.
Gains from medical therapy reverse within six to twelve months of stopping. Decide up front whether that is a commitment you want to make.
Standardised photographs and repeat trichoscopy at fixed intervals. Without them, judging results after six months is guesswork.
4-6 sessions — and 1 day per session. Any quote that compresses that materially is worth a second read, because laboratory and healing time set the schedule, not the clinic diary.
PRP and medication target the follicle; scalp treatment targets the environment around it.
Chronic dermatitis is treatable and often overlooked.
The correlation itself is diagnostic.
A healthy recipient bed improves graft conditions.
Seborrhoeic dermatitis and chronic inflammation quietly worsen shedding, and treating them is often the cheapest gain available.
| Sessions | 4-6 sessions |
|---|---|
| Time in Turkey | 1 day per session |
| Recovery | None |
| Expected lifespan | Maintained with home care |
PRP and medication target the follicle; scalp treatment targets the environment around it.
Timeline, aftercare and what to watch for, day by day.
Seborrhoeic dermatitis and chronic inflammation quietly worsen shedding, and treating them is often the cheapest gain available. An in-clinic device session lasts 20-30 minutes; home protocols are daily and measured in minutes, with adherence mattering far more than session length.
Seborrhoeic dermatitis and chronic inflammation quietly worsen shedding, and treating them is often the cheapest gain available. No anaesthetic and no incisions — these are topical, oral, device-based or programme-based protocols delivered in short sessions or at home. An in-clinic device session lasts 20-30 minutes; home protocols are daily and measured in minutes, with adherence mattering far more than session length.
A dermatologist or trichologist directs the plan. What matters is who reviews your trichoscopy at each interval and adjusts the protocol, not who operates the device. Nothing visible. Some patients notice mild scalp warmth or, with topical minoxidil, a transient increase in shedding during the first weeks.
4-6 sessions and 1 day per session are what the plan is built around. PRP and medication target the follicle; scalp treatment targets the environment around it.