The hairline pulls back a little more each year. The crown thins, and the shower drain tells the rest. For most men, this is male pattern hair loss, and it is driven by a hormone called DHT, which slowly shrinks hair follicles until they stop producing thick hair. Dutasteride is a medicine that blocks DHT. Most people know it as a daily tablet. Injectable dutasteride puts a very small amount into the scalp itself, through tiny injections, so the medicine works right where the hair is thinning. It is a doctor-prescribed treatment, planned after a proper check of your scalp and health. Available at Vasant Vihar (South Delhi) and Rajouri Garden (West Delhi).
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The doctor examines your scalp, checks how far the thinning has gone and asks about your health and medicines. Blood tests may be advised.
Hair loss has several causes. This treatment only suits the pattern type.
The scalp is cleaned, and numbing is used if you need it.
Tiny amounts of the medicine are placed into the scalp in the areas that are thinning.
You get simple instructions for the next day or two.
Sessions are spaced out over several months, with regular reviews.
Hair grows slowly, so patience matters. Most men see less shedding first. Better density, if it comes, takes months. Treatment keeps the loss in check, but it does not make a bald scalp grow hair again, and if you stop, the thinning usually continues.
Dutasteride for the scalp is used by doctors outside its official approved use, and the research on injections is still limited. Small studies have been encouraging, but the results are not guaranteed. The doctor will explain the benefits and risks to you before you decide.
It’s a doctor-prescribed treatment where a tiny amount of dutasteride, a DHT-blocking medicine, is injected into the scalp to slow male pattern hair loss.
It’s the same medicine, but given into the scalp in small amounts instead of daily by mouth.
It can slow hair fall and thicken thinning hair. It doesn’t bring back hair in fully bald areas.
Some people have mild scalp soreness or redness. Rarely, the medicine can affect sexual function or mood. The doctor will go through this with you.
Most people feel mild discomfort. Numbing can be used.
Usually a few months. Hair grows slowly.
No, it isn’t recommended for women, especially those who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy.
It depends on the plan. You’ll get an exact quote after a consultation.
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