Shree Skin & Hair Clinic Senapati Bapat Road, Pune 94220 58413

Alopecia Areata Treatment in Pune

Round bald patches, treated with rejuvenation that builds on the hair that is returning.

In brief

Alopecia areata is hair loss in round, smooth bald patches on the scalp or beard. It happens when the body’s own defences act against the hair roots. At Shree Skin & Hair Clinic on Senapati Bapat Road, Pune, Dr. Nileema Shisode, M.D. (Ayurved), PGDCC, treats it with hair rejuvenation, which builds on the fine hairs that often begin to grow back at the centre of an early patch.

How it shows

One or more round patches appear, often suddenly. The skin of the patch looks normal and smooth. In an early patch, fine hairs are often seen growing back at the centre, and treatment aims to encourage them.

How it is treated

  • Hair rejuvenation treatment at the clinic
  • Internal medicine and applications for the patch
  • Diet, and attention to stress and sleep

The plan is made after the doctor has examined the patches.

What to expect

Many patches regrow, and the new hair may be fine or pale at first. Alopecia areata can return, in the same place or another, so tell the doctor early if a new patch appears.

When more is needed

Patches that are spreading fast, loss of all scalp hair, or loss of eyebrows and lashes need a specialist’s assessment as well.

Why this clinic

  • One doctor, since 1995

    You are seen by Dr. Nileema Shisode, M.D. (Ayurved) in Kayachikitsa-Panchakarma, who also holds a postgraduate diploma in clinical cosmetology (PGDCC).

  • Cause first

    Treatment starts with finding why the hair is being lost, because the same symptom has many causes.

  • Medicines made here

    The clinic prepares its own oils, tablets, powders and health drinks.

  • On Senapati Bapat Road

    Kapila Housing Society, Gokhale Nagar, near Symbiosis College. Open Monday to Saturday, 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Closed on Sunday.

Questions patients ask

Will the hair grow back?

In many people with a few patches it does. It can take some months, and the first hair may be fine or pale.

Is alopecia areata catching?

No. It is not an infection and cannot be passed on.

Can it come back?

Yes, it can recur. Early treatment of a new patch is worthwhile.

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