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Women's Hair Loss - Nonsurgical Restoration & Prevention
​Hair plays a powerful role in our self-image. About 40% of American women will experience visible hair loss by age 40, and the prevalence increases with age. Even among women without diagnosed pattern hair loss, ~40% report excess hair shedding. ​When hair starts to thin, it can cause more than just physical changes — it often deeply impacts emotional well-being and self-esteem.
While feeling upset or self-conscious about hair loss is completely normal, it doesn't mean you have to accept this very common concern without options.
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There are safe, non-surgical treatments that can help restore your hair — and with it, your sense of self. From PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy and exosomes, to laser therapy and advanced delivery systems like Alma TED, we can help restore your confidence.
Early Intervention
​Most women don't notice hair loss until they've lost about 30–50% of the hair in a given area. This happens because hair thinning is usually gradual, and we lose 50–100 hairs a day naturally, which can mask early signs. That’s why early detection and treatment are key — treatments work best before extensive follicle miniaturization occurs.
Nonsurgical Hair Loss Treatments
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What to Expect & Next Steps
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Consultation & evaluation — We’ll assess your scalp, pattern of hair loss, labs, and medical history
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Treatment plan — Choose from PRP (with optional exosomes), Alma TED, LLLT, and supplement support
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Series & maintenance — Typically, 3–4 monthly treatments followed by periodic maintenance sessions
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Tracking progress — We photograph and monitor density, thickness, and shedding over time
Causes of Women's Hair Loss
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Androgenetic Alopecia (Pattern Baldness) – With female pattern baldness, hair loss typically occurs in the part line and on the crown. It's also the most common cause of hair loss.
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Hormonal Changes – Pregnancy, Perimenopause, Menopause
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Medical Conditions or Stress – Stress, diabetes, low thyroid activity, PCOS, nutritional deficiency, cancer, or even Covid-19 and the flu can cause hair loss.
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Trauma and Scarring– Scar tissue caused by physical injury, hair styling (traction alopecia), burns, or cosmetic surgery can interfere with hair growth, damaging the hair follicles and potentially causing permanent hair loss.
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Alopecia Areata – An autoimmune disease in which the body attacks its own hair follicles, resulting in sudden hair loss on the scalp, face, and body.
Why Choose The PRP Center in Raleigh & Cary?
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Expertise & specialization — Our highly qualified team compose one of the only clinics in the Triangle solely devoted to high‑quality PRP and regenerative scalp therapies.
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Personalized plans — Each patient receives a customized regimen combining modalities (PRP/exosomes, Alma TED, LLLT, supplements) to optimize results.
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Comfort, convenience, minimal downtime — Treatments are quick, tolerable, and designed to fit into busy lives.
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Evidence‑based approach — We stay current with published research and measure outcomes over time.
