Treatment Photos

Treatment Progress

The child has had thin hair since early childhood, with hair repeatedly growing in and falling out in patches. Hair also grows very slowly — slowly enough that they only need a haircut about twice a year.

During the early and middle stages, various circumstances made it hard to keep treatment consistent, so it was interrupted from time to time and the response came and went. Once treatment became more consistent in preparation for starting elementary school, improvement picked up and the child has been getting steadily better. Both hair growth and height growth have picked up, and we expect continued improvement.