Case Study: Client Accidentally Uses Half Recommended Dose and Still Receives Results

Trevor’s* RealGROWTH^® program got off to a slower start than his consultant had expected. When he had first approached Ashley and Martin, the 31-year-old had been suffering from an aggressive case of male pattern hair loss. His hair sparsely populated across his scalp, Trevor’s frontal hair line was all but non-existent.

Concerned that his father had gone completely bald at quite a young age, Trevor had been wondering how to go about treating his own hair loss for a year before making contact. Having found Ashley and Martin online, Trevor filled in the contact form on the website and waited to receive a call from his local clinic.

That had been four months ago, and now his consultant was working with him to get the best hair regrowth possible from his program. People were already noticing how much denser his hair was becoming and giving him positive feedback. But his consultant was determined they could do better. The consultant could see from his file that he was attending his fortnightly laser therapy appointments. Describing his nightly treatment routine to the consultant, the two men discovered the issue. It was the topical solution Trevor applied to his scalp each night. The clinic hair loss doctor had prescribed 2ml to be applied daily. Trevor, however, had misunderstood and had only been using 1ml per day.

Looking at the progress photos that had been taken earlier in the appointment alongside the ones taken in his initial consultation, the results were all the more astounding knowing Trevor had only been using half the dosage of solution he had been prescribed.

The hair in Trevor’s frontal hair line was filling back in and a thicker covering had regrown across his entire scalp. The early results of his program had been exciting even before he knew he had the potential to grow so much more of his own hair back. By the end of the appointment, both Trevor and his consultant were curious as to what the next four months would bring with the increase in his medication.

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