Hair Health Support for Women
Hair thinning can be frustrating and emotional — but you're not alone. At Grand Clinic, Dr. Austin offers non-surgical, medically guided support to promote healthy hair growth. Whether your concerns are due to age, hormone changes, stress, or nutrient imbalances, we personalize care plans that focus on supporting scalp health, follicle function, and overall wellness.
Hair Health Strategies We Offer
Topical Peptide Support (When Appropriate)
Certain compounded peptide-based solutions may support scalp health and hair follicle function. When clinically appropriate, Dr. Austin may recommend pharmacy-compounded topical products.
Note: We do not use injectable peptides or off-label treatments. All topicals are FDA-compliant and pharmacy-dispensed.
What to Expect:
Topicals are applied consistently over time and may help support the appearance of stronger, fuller hair.
Hormone Balance & Evaluation
Hormonal shifts—including menopause, thyroid conditions, and PCOS—can impact hair growth. Dr. Austin uses advanced testing to evaluate estrogen, progesterone, thyroid markers, and more.
What to Expect:
If imbalances are identified, personalized treatment may be used to support hormonal balance, which may help reduce shedding and improve hair texture over time.
Nutritional Support
Hair health often reflects internal nutrition. Deficiencies in iron, biotin, zinc, or vitamin D can play a role in thinning.
What to Expect:
Dr. Austin may recommend targeted dietary changes and supplements to support your hair from the inside out. Some patients report improved texture and resilience with consistent care.
Benefits of Our Approach
- Non-Invasive: No downtime or surgical procedures
- Root Cause Evaluation: Focused on contributing factors — not just symptoms
- Tailored to You: Based on your lab results, goals, and overall health
- Whole-Body Wellness: Nutrition, hormone balance, and stress all play a role
FAQ
Can hormones impact hair thinning?
Yes. Hormonal shifts can influence the hair growth cycle. Addressing imbalances under medical supervision may help improve hair strength.
Do you offer PRP or injectables?
No. We focus on topical, nutritional, and hormone-based strategies that are FDA-compliant and guided by licensed medical providers.
How long does it take to see changes?
Hair support takes time. Some patients notice changes in strength or shedding within a few months, with gradual progress over 6–12 months.
Can stress affect my hair?
Absolutely. Stress may influence hormones and overall wellness. Our care plans account for lifestyle factors as well as clinical ones.
Legal Note: Grand Clinic does not offer PRP or injectable peptide therapies. Only FDA-compliant, pharmacy-compounded topical treatments (when appropriate) are used under provider supervision.
