Hair & Skin
Aesthetics
Hair Thinning and Skin Health Care in Scarsdale, NY
Protocol Health treats hair thinning and skin concerns from the inside at our Scarsdale, NY clinic: hormone and nutrient labs first, then options such as PRP hair restoration performed by a physician, biotin, GHK-Cu or hormone treatment where they fit.
Consultation $249, or $349 with blood work.
Medically reviewed by Richard Dentico, MD, Medical Director
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Our Scarsdale clinic serves Westchester County. Telehealth in NY, NJ, CT, FL and CA.
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Hair, Skin & Aesthetics at Protocol Health
Before you book
Hair and skin often follow hormones and nutrients
Thinning hair can follow iron or thyroid problems, menopause, androgen sensitivity or, in men, testosterone therapy. Skin changes track estrogen, collagen and age. Labs drawn on site separate those causes, so treatment is aimed at the right one.
Who books a hair and skin visit?
People whose hair or skin changed and who want the cause checked.
- Early hair thinning
- Hair shedding after a life or hormone change
- Skin changes around menopause
- Men on TRT noticing hair changes
What to expect from treatment
Results vary and take months.
PRP. Helps most in early thinning; not a cure for established baldness.
Peptides. GHK-Cu is not FDA-approved for any use.
Causes first. Treating low iron or thyroid problems may matter more than any procedure.
The options
PRP for hair. Your scalp is assessed and injected by a physician, with bloodwork first. Best suited to early androgenetic thinning.
Hormone review. Thyroid, iron and sex hormones checked for their role.
GHK-Cu. A copper peptide; not FDA-approved, with little human data for injectable use.
Biotin. A vitamin injection option.
How a hair and skin visit runs
In Scarsdale.
- Assessment. History, scalp or skin exam.
- Labs. Drawn on site.
- Plan. PRP, nutrient or hormone treatment, or a combination.
- Follow-up. Progress judged over months.
Common questions
Hair, Skin & Aesthetics: frequently asked questions
Who performs PRP for hair?
Your scalp is assessed and injected by a physician, with bloodwork first.
Can hormones cause hair loss?
Yes. Thyroid problems, menopause and androgen sensitivity are common contributors.
Is GHK-Cu FDA-approved?
No. It is not FDA-approved for any use.
Where is the clinic?
700 White Plains Rd #30, Scarsdale, NY 10583
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