Hair Loss Treatment in Mississauga

Medical Assessment for Hair Loss

Hair loss is often a symptom of an underlying condition. During your consultation, our physicians assess:

• Medical history
• Family history of hair loss
• Hormonal factors
• Thyroid function
• Iron levels
• Nutritional status
• Postpartum changes
• Medication side effects

Laboratory testing may be recommended when appropriate.

A proper medical diagnosis is essential before starting treatment.

Male Pattern Hair Loss (Androgenetic Alopecia)

Male hair loss is commonly genetic and may begin as:

• Receding hairline
• Thinning at the crown
• Progressive scalp hair loss

Treatment options may include:

• Prescription medications
• Topical therapies
• Hormonal evaluation
• Ongoing monitoring

Early treatment improves long-term outcomes.

Female Hair Loss

Women may experience:

• Diffuse thinning
• Widening hair part
• Hormonal-related shedding
• Postpartum hair loss
• Perimenopausal changes

Female hair loss often has multiple contributing factors, including hormonal shifts, thyroid imbalance, stress, or nutritional deficiency.

Our physicians perform a careful assessment before recommending treatment.

Postpartum Hair Loss

Postnatal hair shedding is common and usually temporary. However, excessive or prolonged hair loss may require medical evaluation.

We assess:

• Iron levels
• Thyroid function
• Hormonal balance
• Nutritional recovery after pregnancy

Treatment recommendations are individualized and safe for postpartum patients.

Age-Related Hair Thinning

As patients age, hair density may naturally decline. This may affect both men and women.

Medical evaluation can determine whether the thinning is age-related or caused by a treatable condition.

Treatment Options May Include

Depending on diagnosis and suitability:

• Prescription medications (when appropriate)
• Topical therapies
• Nutritional supplementation
• Hormonal evaluation
• Ongoing monitoring

All treatments are prescribed and supervised by licensed physicians.

Why Choose Reflex Medical Centre?

• Physician-supervised assessment
• Laboratory evaluation when necessary
• Ongoing follow-up
• Integrated compounding pharmacy support
• Management of underlying medical conditions

Because hair loss may signal broader health issues, integrated medical care ensures safe and appropriate treatment.

Is Hair Loss Treatment Covered by OHIP?

Medical consultations for hair loss may be covered by OHIP when medically appropriate.

Cosmetic treatments and certain medications are not covered and will be discussed during your visit.

Book a Hair Loss Consultation in Mississauga

If you are experiencing hair thinning or shedding, early evaluation can help determine the cause and treatment options.

Contact Reflex Medical Centre to schedule your hair loss assessment in Mississauga.