Hair Restoration
Thinning hair is a common reason patients ask for a consultation. Contact Synergy Health to ask about current treatment options.
How does a hair restoration consultation work?
Your provider asks about your concerns and your health history before discussing any option. Treatment availability, eligibility and recommendations are determined by a licensed medical provider following an individualized medical evaluation.
What should I ask about hair loss treatment options?
Ask which options your provider is considering for you and why, what evidence exists for each, the potential risks and alternatives, and what the total cost would be.
Related reading
You can also read about PRP therapy and microneedling.
Regenerative medicine is an evolving area of medicine. Certain regenerative products or applications discussed on this website may not be FDA-approved for the specific uses described. Treatment availability, eligibility and recommendations are determined by a licensed medical provider following an individualized medical evaluation, and no treatment outcome is guaranteed. Please discuss potential risks, benefits, alternatives and regulatory considerations with your treating provider before proceeding with treatment.
Contact Synergy Health to confirm current availability and request a consultation. You can contact our Trinity or Ocala office to ask about current scheduling and availability.
Related care at Synergy Health
- PRP TherapyRegenerative Care
- MicroneedlingFace & Skin
- Stem Cell & Exosome TherapyRegenerative Care
Where to start
- Visit our Trinity officeAsk when you book whether this treatment is scheduled at our Trinity office.
- Visit our Ocala officeAsk when you book whether this treatment is scheduled at our Ocala office.
Medical Disclaimer: This content is provided for general educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Treatment options, risks, potential benefits, eligibility, and expected outcomes vary by individual and by the specific treatment being considered. A consultation and medical evaluation are necessary to determine whether a treatment may be appropriate for you.