Gradual thinning
Inherited pattern hair loss can affect men and women, including the hairline, crown or width of the part.
Hair & scalp care
Noticing more shedding or a change in hair density? Explore hair loss treatment with Dr. Saira Mohsin, starting with a thoughtful assessment and a plan suited to you.
Understand the cause. Discuss the options. Plan your care.
Recognizing the changes
A receding hairline, wider part or sudden increase in shedding can have different explanations. The pattern and timing help guide assessment.
Inherited pattern hair loss can affect men and women, including the hairline, crown or width of the part.
Illness, childbirth, significant weight change or stress can be followed by temporary shedding.
Patchy loss, scaling or inflammation may have a different cause and need examination.
More than one cause can occur together. Arrange an assessment if you notice sudden changes, new patches or an irritated scalp.

Assessment comes first
Assessment includes your history, the timing of hair loss and a close look at the scalp and hair.
Blood tests or a scalp biopsy may help investigate a suspected underlying cause. Testing depends on the findings; it is not needed for everyone.
No treatment works for everyone. Discuss benefits, risks, ongoing costs and realistic expectations before starting.
Considering PRP?
Platelet-rich plasma uses a prepared component of your own blood, injected into the scalp. It may help selected people with hair thinning and usually involves repeat sessions.
Discuss suitability, maintenance and recovery before deciding.

Your consultation journey
Prepare your medicine and supplement list, previous reports and a note of when shedding began. Mention recent illness, major life changes and any treatments tried.
Discuss your priorities, daily routine and budget. Ask what each option involves and which changes would be useful to track.
Ask when to return, how to raise concerns and when the plan should be reassessed. Progress is best discussed over time.
Everyday care
Bring the products you use, or photographs of their labels, to your appointment.

Meet your dermatologist
MBBS, MD · Consultant Dermatologist
Talk through your hair and scalp concerns with Dr. Saira Mohsin in Lahore. Bring your questions, explain what has changed and discuss a next step that fits your needs.
Questions, answered
Your questions about shedding, treatment and follow-up are part of the consultation.
Some causes improve with treatment or resolve over time. Others need ongoing management. An assessment helps establish what is realistic for you; full regrowth cannot be guaranteed.
It depends on the cause. A product or procedure that helps one person may not suit another. Discuss your diagnosis before choosing a treatment.
Hair treatment often takes months to show a change. Ask for a review timeline suited to the recommended treatment, and whether ongoing use is needed to maintain benefit.
Not necessarily. These are options for selected cases, and neither replaces finding the cause. Your consultation can help you understand whether a procedure or specialist referral is appropriate.
Supplements are most useful when a relevant deficiency is identified. Gentle hair care may reduce damage, but a shampoo alone does not address every cause of hair loss.
Ask for an individual quotation after assessment, including any tests, medicines, procedures and follow-up. The plan and ongoing needs determine the cost.
Take the next step
Book a hair loss consultation with Dr. Saira Mohsin in Lahore.
General information to support a consultation. Your clinician will advise on your individual care.