Hair loss in women is usually diffuse — a widening parting or overall thinning — and is often linked to pregnancy, thyroid, iron, PCOS-related hormones or stress. HRG Skin and Hair Clinic, which is around 17 minutes from Pitampura (about 4.2 km by road), treats women from Pitampura medically first with GFC, PRP and medication, with private consultation slots available.
Women often reach a clinic much later than men because the loss is gradual and easy to blame on the season or a shampoo. A proper diagnosis — trichoscopy plus blood tests where needed — usually points to a cause that can be treated without surgery.
By metro, start from Pitampura (Red Line) and travel towards Rohini West Metro (Red Line), then take a short auto to Sector 11. By car or cab it is about 4.2 km, usually 17 minutes outside peak hours from Netaji Subhash Place, TV Tower, Kohat Enclave. Most patients from Pitampura come for the consultation and procedure without needing to stay overnight.
Landmarks near you: Netaji Subhash Place, TV Tower, Kohat Enclave.
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Non-surgicalDiagnosis first — thyroid, iron, stress and medication reviewed before any procedure is named.
Explore treatmentTrichoscopy scalp scan, donor density count, medical history, hairline design discussion and a written plan with the exact total.
Post-pregnancy shedding is usually temporary and settles within months, but a check-up rules out iron or thyroid problems that can prolong it.
Sometimes, for stable, defined thinning, but most female hair loss is treated medically first.
HRG Skin and Hair Clinic in Sector 11, Rohini is around 17 minutes from Pitampura (about 4.2 km by road).
HRG Skin and Hair Clinic at 1st Floor, C-1/167, opposite CNG pump, Sector 11, Rohini, New Delhi 110085 is around 17 minutes from Pitampura (about 4.2 km by road). Consultations run 10 AM – 8 PM, all days.
Yes. From Pitampura (Red Line) travel towards Rohini West Metro (Red Line) and take a short auto to Sector 11, Rohini.
Common causes are genetic pattern loss, thyroid imbalance, low iron or vitamin D, stress, illness, crash dieting, some medicines and hormonal changes. A trichoscopy and targeted blood tests help find the real cause.
Full answer →Common causes in women include post-pregnancy shedding, thyroid problems, iron deficiency, PCOS-related hormonal changes, stress, tight hairstyles and female pattern thinning.
Full answer →The best treatment is the one that matches the cause — correcting deficiencies, treating scalp conditions, medication for pattern loss, PRP or GFC to strengthen follicles, or a transplant for permanent bald areas. That is why diagnosis comes first.
Full answer →Losing around 50–100 hairs a day is considered normal. Noticeably more shedding, a widening parting or a receding hairline is worth checking.
Full answer →Shedding with a medical cause often stops once the cause is treated. Genetic loss can be slowed and managed with treatment, and lost areas can be restored with a transplant.
Full answer →Severe dandruff and scalp inflammation can worsen shedding. Treating the scalp condition usually helps, but it is rarely the only cause of significant hair loss.
Full answer →Instant answers from the clinic's own notes. General information, not a diagnosis.
General information only. A doctor confirms what applies to you at the consultation.
Three short steps, under a minute. A coordinator calls back the same day with your slot, what to carry, and any cost question you want answered.
The consultation is free and there is no obligation to book anything. Worst case, you leave knowing exactly where you stand.
