
Your care begins with a comprehensive 30-minute medical consultation to review your health history, symptoms, lifestyle factors, and hair loss concerns.
Based on your assessment, targeted laboratory testing may be recommended, including blood work and hormone evaluation to help identify underlying contributors.
Once results are available, a follow-up consultation is scheduled to review findings and develop a personalized treatment plan. Depending on your needs, treatment may include topical, oral, procedural, or supportive therapies, with follow-up care tailored to your progress and goals.


No two cases of hair loss are the same. We take an individualized, medically informed approach that looks beyond symptoms alone to evaluate the full clinical picture.
Care is guided by physician oversight, evidence-based medicine, and a focus on identifying contributing factors early. When beneficial, we may coordinate care or refer patients to additional specialists, including trichologists, to support a comprehensive approach to hair health.
Hair loss has many possible causes beyond genetics. At MEDALMA, we evaluate for:
A comprehensive blood panel helps us identify the true cause.
Women with PCOS often experience androgen-related hair loss due to elevated testosterone and its byproduct DHT. At MEDALMA, we address the root hormonal imbalance through lifestyle strategies, hormone regulation, and targeted treatments to protect hair follicles.
We design a personalized treatment plan that may include:
DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is a byproduct of testosterone. In men (and some women), excess DHT can shrink hair follicles, causing genetic-pattern hair loss.
Finasteride works by blocking DHT and slowing this process. But DHT also plays an important role in sexual health, mood and hormone balance- which is why some people experience unwanted side effects. Hair loss is rarely just about DHT. It can also stem from hormones, nutrition, stress or metabolism, meaning a one-size-fits-all pill rarely addressed the full picture.
We are cautious with finasteride. While it blocks DHT, it may cause side effects (Post-Finasteride Syndrome) and isn’t effective if hair loss is due to other causes like nutrient deficiency or inflammation. We focus on root-cause evaluation before recommending DHT blockers.
Yes—if deficiencies are present. Nutrients like iron, zinc, vitamin D, and biotin are essential for healthy hair. At MEDALMA, supplement plans are personalized based on lab results, not guesswork.
Hair growth cycles are slow. Most patients notice improvement in 3–6 months, with fuller results over 6–12 months when therapies are used consistently.