MY METHOD

Have you ever wondered why, now more than ever, hair problems are so common?

One only needs to look around or check current statistics: the prevalence of hair disorders has skyrocketed. As a specialist dedicated to hair health, I have no doubt when my patients ask me why.

The answer is clear: your hair is a mirror of your internal health.

The hair follicle is one of the most active structures in the body, and producing quality hair requires a lot of energy. That's why, when the body detects imbalances - such as stress, inflammation, or deficiencies - it prioritizes vital functions and sacrifices hair growth.

The problem is that hair has a strong emotional impact: it symbolizes health and vitality. Recovering hair often means recovering part of one's identity.

My Approach: PNI applied to Trichology

To give you a real answer, we cannot look at hair in isolation. That's why I apply hair PNI (Psychoneuroimmunoendocrinology). This approach, which I have developed over my years of experience and after seeing that normal treatments don't always work and their toxicity is sometimes greater than we would like, allows us to connect the dots between your stress management (Psychology), your rest (Neurology), your microbiota and inflammation (Immunology), and your hormones (Endocrinology).

This scientific approach allows us to understand the constant connection between four key systems:

This scientific approach allows us to understand the constant connection between four key systems:

  • Psychology: How your social situation, stress management, and emotions impact your body and hair in multiple ways.
  • Neurology: Our physical activity, the quality of our sleep and rest, and even our posture can send signals to the hair to stop growing.
  • Immunology: One of the main challenges in today's society, as everything inflames us, from diet to lifestyle habits. This translates not only into poor growth but also into possible autoimmune conditions in which the body directly attacks the hair. A silent disease that doesn't show up in lab tests but that we assess clinically.
  • Endocrinology: Hair responds to all the hormones in your body, so understanding how you function is key to selecting the most effective treatments for your case.

A diagnosis that goes beyond the image

In my practice, diagnosis is a complex and fascinating process of "decoding." We don't just look at an amplified image of the scalp with cutting-edge technology; that's only one piece of the puzzle.

Understanding your hair health means understanding your body as a whole. It requires the insight of a doctor and a specialized team capable of connecting clinical analytics with your lifestyle, your digestion, or your hormonal balance. Even with your type of work and your hours of sun exposure. Only when we understand why your body has decided to stop prioritizing your hair can we draw up an integrative health plan that restores balance to your body and strength to your hair.

Because healthy hair is not just the goal, it is the result of a body in harmony

In my consultation, diagnosis is not just about looking at an amplified image. It's a research process where we use cutting-edge tools to read your biology. This is the key step to ensure that the treatment is truly individualized and achieves the desired effect, both by improving your hair in the short term and by laying the groundwork to enhance its longevity.
Diagnosis
1. Comprehensive clinical interview

Why all the technical fuss?

Because treating hair with drugs without looking at the body is like trying to fill a leaky bucket. These tests allow us to close those metabolic holes. A diagnosis at ABderma is a journey to the center of your health. Because healthy hair is not the goal, it is the result of a body in harmony.

And what treatments do we have to directly improve hair health?

At ABderma, we combine hair treatments in a personalized way. Part of the treatment is carried out in the clinic, as it allows for greater effectiveness: the most active hair cells are deep down and many molecules do not penetrate the scalp from healthy skin.

1. Hair growth stimulation

1. Hair growth stimulation

Hair growth depends on the activity of its stem and matrix cells, located deep within. We can stimulate them using growth factors, antioxidants, vitamins, light or laser, fibrin-rich plasma, LLLT, and, in selected cases, the patient's own exosomes.

2. Treatment of specific pathologies

2. Treatment of specific pathologies

Each case may have different or combined causes. Therefore, we combine pharmacological-bioregulatory treatment with local therapy, achieving greater efficacy in the affected area and reducing the need for oral treatment. It includes antiandrogens, sebum regulators, anti-inflammatories, and volume repositioning agents.

3. Scalp Rejuvenation

3. Scalp Rejuvenation

Hair grows best in a healthy environment. Factors such as pollution, sun, sebum, or aging can alter it. That's why we work to improve it with technologies like laser or radiofrequency, along with hygiene, detoxification, and treatment protocols for nearby structures.

4. Specialized Functional Hair Cosmetics

4. Specialized Functional Hair Cosmetics

Hair follicle and scalp health is key. Cosmetics not only improve the appearance of the hair but also directly influence the effectiveness of the treatment and its protection.

*If you want to thoroughly understand the different classic or new medications we use for alopecia, don't miss my videos on YouTube at my Hair Health Academy. This is the content I share in my talks and books for doctors, but explained in a way you can understand.