Case Study: Thrilling Hair Regrowth Achieved After Good Online Feedback Brings Client to Ashley and Martin

Twenty-four years old and recently graduated, Yu Yan* had hoped that after she had graduated her increased shedding would cease. However, with the long hours she was working, the constant travel, and inconsistent meals, her hair fall increased. She tried red light therapy to try and resolve the issue, however it did not stop her hair loss and her body continued to suffer as a result of her lifestyle. Researching online to find a hair loss solution with good Google feedback, Yu Yan used the online booking form on Ashley and Martin’s website to book her free consultation.

Sharing her concerns about how her widening part line was changing her appearance with the consultant, Yu Yan was hopeful that something could be done to help her. Performing a scalp examination, the consultant confirmed that with no family history of female pattern hair loss, Yu Yan’s Ludwig I level hair loss was a direct result of her mental stress, poor dietary habits, and low iron levels. And having been considering treatment since the day she had first noticed the problem, Yu Yan opted to move forward straight away. Before commencing any treatment, however, it was important for her to meet with the clinic hair loss doctor to rule out any underlying medical issues that might be causing her to lose her hair.

Pleased to find that her stress and anaemia were no barrier to undertaking a RealGROWTH^®  hair loss program and there were no medical issues she had been unaware of, Yu Yan started treatment that day. Consistent in her treatment routine and laser therapy appointments, within the first sixteen weeks she started to see exceptional results; a vast improvement on the red light therapy she had tried previously. Friends and colleagues began to notice the difference in her hair, and she was so thrilled with her program that a friend of hers has since regrown her hair too after coming to Ashley and Martin at Yu Yan’s suggestion.

*name changed to protect privacy