Female pattern baldness

Female pattern hair loss is a common form of gradual thinning, often noticed during or after menopause.

Thinning is typically seen through the parting, crown or frontal area rather than complete baldness. Patterns vary between individuals.

The Ludwig Scale may be used as a visual reference to monitor change over time.

A consultation provides structured assessment and personalised guidance based on your pattern of hair change.

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I came into Ben’s office full of fear and worries about losing hair. Ben was very kind and patient while educating me on hair and scalp health. He did not try to trick me into buying any expensive products, but he focused on science and explanation. I felt comfortable and supported throughout. — Google Review

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