Hair Restoration · Men & Women
Hair loss has a cause. We look for it first.
Thinning, shedding, a part that keeps widening — it can come from genetics, hormones, thyroid disease, iron deficiency, nutrition, medications, stress, or scalp conditions. Our program starts with a physician evaluation and bloodwork, so your treatment is built on the likely cause instead of a one-size-fits-all package.
$99 consultation · in person or telehealth across Texas
Universal City · Greater San Antonio · Telehealth Across Texas
We Look Beyond the Scalp
The thinning is the symptom. Not the diagnosis.
Any of these can drive hair loss — and several of them are correctable once they’re found. That’s the whole reason we test before we treat.
Genetics
Hormones
Thyroid disease
Iron deficiency
Nutrition
Medications
Stress & illness
Scalp disease
Your Care Journey
Four steps. Full transparency.
01
A physician evaluates your hair-loss pattern, timeline, symptoms, medical history, medications, nutrition, scalp health, family history, and goals. Baseline photographs are taken when appropriate, so progress is measured — not guessed at.
02
Diagnostic bloodwork
Use your insurance at your preferred lab, subject to plan benefits and laboratory billing, or choose the $160 self-pay panel. We test for the correctable contributors most hair-loss programs never look for.
03
Results review & foundation plan
We review your results together, identify what’s correctable, and build your plan — treating documented deficiencies, addressing protein intake, scalp health, and medication risks, and setting realistic timelines.
04
Begin your treatment
Your plan may combine medical therapy, PRP injections, scalp microneedling, supportive topical care, and selected regenerative add-ons — on the pathway that fits your diagnosis, candidacy, preferences, and budget.
Complete Blood Count (CBC) · Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) · Full Thyroid Studies · Ferritin & Iron Studies · Vitamin D · Vitamin B12 · Folate · Zinc · hormone testing when clinically indicated — and others as needed — because “your hair is thinning” is an observation, not an answer.
Choose Your Path
Two pathways. One diagnosis first.
Both begin the same way — diagnosis, correction of contributing factors, standardized photographs, and a home plan. Where they differ is whether you want procedural treatment.
Path A
PRP-Based
For patients who want procedural stimulation using their own platelet-rich plasma.
Months 0–3
PRP treatment every 4–6 weeks for an initial series of three sessions. Microneedling or a regenerative booster may be added when appropriate.
Month 4
Progress visit with repeat photographs and assessment of shedding, density, tolerance, and how the home plan is going.
Months 4–6
Sessions four through six are added only when clinically appropriate — for more advanced thinning or a slower response.
Ongoing
Maintenance PRP about every 4–6 months (commonly 2–3 times a year), alongside continued medical therapy and repeat labs when indicated.
Path B
Non-PRP
For patients who prefer medical and home therapy, or aren’t candidates for PRP.
Start
A diagnosis-specific home and medical plan — which may include topical minoxidil, prescription oral therapy, prescription scalp formulations, and targeted nutritional correction.
Month 3
We assess shedding, side effects, adherence, scalp condition, and early photographic change, and adjust the plan when needed.
Months 6
Repeat standardized photographs and selected lab testing when indicated. Meaningful visible change often takes at least 6–12 months.
Optional procedure
Scalp microneedling with a regenerative booster is available if you’d rather skip PRP — it isn’t required to be in the medical program.
The Foundation of Both Pathways
Procedures stimulate. Consistency sustains.
PRP and microneedling can wake follicles up. What keeps the result is the daily, unglamorous part — selected after diagnosis and safety screening.
Topical
Topical minoxidil, prescription scalp formulations when appropriate, treatment of dandruff or scalp inflammation, and supportive shampoo and scalp-care recommendations — because product on an inflamed scalp is money on a problem you haven’t treated.
Oral
Oral minoxidil, finasteride, spironolactone, or other diagnosis-specific medication may be considered after individual risk screening. Selection depends on diagnosis, sex, pregnancy potential, blood pressure, cardiac and kidney history, and your current medications. Some uses are off-label.
Nutrition
Protein optimization and targeted replacement of iron, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, folate, zinc, or other deficiencies — only when your history and lab results actually support it, never as a blanket supplement package.
Program Investment to
Treatment pricing, published.
The treatment packages below are Path A (PRP-based) pricing. Path B is medical and home therapy billed per visit — $120 provider follow-ups. The microneedling + regenerative booster option is available on either path, with or without PRP. Your physician recommends the appropriate option after your evaluation; packages support the initial treatment series, maintenance pricing applies once it’s complete, and medication and laboratory costs are separate unless expressly included.
Maintenance sessions. After the Path A series.
| Session | Price |
|---|---|
| PRP Injections | $450 |
| PRP + Microneedling | $550 |
| PRP + Microneedling + Booster | $750 |
| Microneedling + Booster | $650 |
|
Provider Follow-Up Visit
Non-PRP medical pathway · every 3–6 months in year one, then every 6–12 months once stable
|
$120 |
Prefer to spread your series into monthly payments? Flexible financing is available through Cherry and CareCredit, with 0% APR options for qualifying plans — see financing details or ask our team at your consultation.
Honest Medicine
What we’ll tell you before you spend a dollar.
What results actually look like:
Reduced shedding may show up in the first few months. Visible density and thickness changes commonly take 6–12 months. Results depend on your diagnosis, how long the hair loss has been present, follicle viability, and consistency — and no treatment, anywhere, can guarantee regrowth. If your follicles are no longer viable, we’ll tell you that instead of selling you a series.
This works best as maintenance, not a cure:
Hair-growth medications generally require ongoing use to keep the benefit, and PRP results are maintained with sessions every few months. Benefits commonly diminish after treatment stops. That’s worth knowing before you start — not after your series ends.
About regenerative and exosome boosters:
Regenerative and exosome products are not stem cells, and no exosome product is FDA-approved to treat hair loss. Where a regenerative booster is offered as an add-on, we review the product details, regulatory status, and alternatives with you, and it carries its own separate informed consent before treatment.
Medication safety and off-label use:
Topical minoxidil is available over the counter for pattern hair loss, and finasteride is FDA-approved for male pattern hair loss. Oral minoxidil, spironolactone for female-pattern hair loss, and some other strategies are off-label — appropriate when supported by clinical judgment and an honest conversation. Pregnancy plans materially change medication selection: finasteride and other anti-androgen therapies require special precautions and are not appropriate during pregnancy. Tell us if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to conceive, or could become pregnant.
What PRP feels like:
PRP commonly causes temporary tenderness, swelling, bruising, or headache. Infection and injury are uncommon but possible. Contraindications and medication holds are reviewed with you before your first treatment.
Common Questions
Hair restoration, answered.
Because hair loss has many causes — genetics, hormones, thyroid disease, iron deficiency, nutrition, medications, stress, illness, and scalp conditions among them — and several are correctable. Treating the visible thinning without finding a correctable contributor means paying for procedures that are fighting a problem still in place.
Reduced shedding may occur within the first few months. Visible changes in density and thickness commonly require 6–12 months. Results vary with diagnosis, duration of hair loss, follicle viability, and consistency — and no treatment can guarantee regrowth.
No. There are two pathways: a PRP-based path using your own platelet-rich plasma, and a non-PRP path built on prescription topical and oral therapy, scalp care, and nutritional correction. Scalp microneedling with a regenerative booster is available if you’d rather skip PRP entirely. Your pathway is chosen on diagnosis, candidacy, preference, and budget.
Regenerative and exosome products are not stem cells, and no exosome product is FDA-approved to treat hair loss. When one is offered as an add-on, the product details, regulatory status, and alternatives are reviewed with you, with separate informed consent before treatment.
Generally, yes. Hair-growth medications typically require ongoing use to maintain benefit, and PRP results are maintained with sessions roughly every 4–6 months. Benefits commonly diminish after treatment stops.
Yes — the program treats men and women, and the diagnostic workup matters even more in women, where thyroid disease, iron deficiency, and hormonal shifts are common contributors. If hormones are part of your picture, we can address that alongside your hair plan through hormone therapy.
Start With Answers
Find out why — then treat what’s actually causing it.
In person in Universal City or by telehealth anywhere in Texas.
Universal City · Greater San Antonio · Texas