Case Study: Visual Documentation of New Hair Growth Shows Thicker, Denser Hair in Six Months

Whilst Ian’s* self-confience had not been affected by his hair loss, he was concerned about how he would look without hair. And having gone from a full head of hair to a sparse covering from his frontal hair line all the way back to his crown in just over six months, he saw going bald before he was 22 years old as a very real possibility. Having just started work in an industry that required him to interact with the community on a daily basis, he was eager to maintain his hair quite some time longer. The stories he saw being told on TV gave him hope that Ashley and Martin could help him too, so he found the online contact form and requested a call back.

Being young, Ian was not keen on sharing his concerns with anyone else and attended his appointment alone. He had not even told his father about contacting Ashley and Martin. Though he knew he would understand; it was his father that had passed the hair loss gene on to Ian. Sharing his concerns about being so young and having such advanced hair loss with his consultant, she reassured him that medical hair loss treatment would be able to make a difference to his Norwood III vertex loss. Designed to target the root cause of hair loss as well as regrow hair, the RealGROWTH^® treatment would first work to slow Ian’s rapid shedding to a natural rate, then move dormant follicles into their growth phase. Keen to get started as soon as possible, Ian enrolled on a RealGROWTH^® medical hair regrowth program straight away.

Six months after starting treatment, the 21-year-old sat down with his consultant to review his progress on the program. Still having told no one he was treating his hair, it was good to have the visual feedback to show how much hair he had regrown already. Looking at comparison photos that showed much thicker strands of hair and a denser coverage, Ian was pleased and relieved that he would be able to maintain his hair just as he had wanted.

*name changed to protect privacy