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Treatments · Hair Restoration

Hair Restoration in San Antonio

A medical approach to thinning hair for men and women, combining a root-cause evaluation with needle-free Alma TED.

Medically reviewed by Francisco Cardona, MD, board-certified physician

Alma ted hair restoration men in San Antonio, TX

Approach

Medical & aesthetic

Key treatment

Alma TED

Labs

When indicated

For

Men & women

Overview

A medical approach to hair loss

Hair loss has many causes, including genetics, hormones, thyroid problems, nutrient deficiencies, stress and medications. Treating the cause matters as much as treating the scalp.

As an internal medicine physician, Dr. Cardona looks for underlying issues first, then builds a plan that may include Alma TED, medical therapy and hormone or nutritional support.

What we evaluate

  • Male and female pattern hair loss
  • Thinning related to hormones
  • Thyroid-related hair loss
  • Nutrient deficiencies
  • Shedding after stress or illness

Who it’s for

  • Men and women noticing thinning or shedding
  • Patients who want the cause identified
  • People wanting non-surgical options
  • Patients combining medical and in-office care

What to Expect

Your treatment, step by step

01

Your Evaluation

History, scalp exam and labs when indicated to identify what is driving your hair loss.

02

Your Plan

A combined plan that may include Alma TED and medical treatment.

03

Results & Follow-Up

Progress is tracked with photos over several months and the plan adjusted.

The Technology

Alma TED

Trans-Epidermal Delivery that uses ultrasound and air pressure to deliver hair-growth serum into the scalp, with no needles and no downtime.

Real Results

Before & after

Vita Nova patients, shared with their written permission. Individual results vary.

Alma TED hair restoration before and after (patient 5) at Vita Nova Anti-Aging & Rejuvenation Center, San Antonio TX
Alma TED hair restoration before and after (patient 1) at Vita Nova Anti-Aging & Rejuvenation Center, San Antonio TX
Alma TED hair restoration before and after (patient 4) at Vita Nova Anti-Aging & Rejuvenation Center, San Antonio TX
Alma TED hair restoration before and after (patient 2) at Vita Nova Anti-Aging & Rejuvenation Center, San Antonio TX

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Questions

Hair Restoration FAQs

Have another question? Call (210) 892-2118.

Why do I need labs?

Thyroid, hormone and nutrient problems can cause hair loss. Finding them makes treatment more effective.

Do you do hair transplants?

No. We focus on non-surgical, medical hair restoration.

How long before I see results?

Hair grows slowly, so plan to judge progress over three to six months.

Is this for women too?

Yes. Many of our hair restoration patients are women.

How much does hair restoration cost?

Pricing depends on the area treated and the number of sessions you need. We give you a clear quote at your evaluation, and package pricing is often available.

What causes hair loss?

Genetics, hormones, thyroid problems, nutrient deficiencies, stress, illness and some medications are common causes.

Can hair loss be reversed?

Hair that is thinning can often be strengthened and regrown when follicles are still active. Areas that have been bald for a long time are less likely to respond.

When should I see a doctor about hair loss?

If you notice sudden shedding, patchy loss or steady thinning, an evaluation can find the cause early.

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Begin Here

Your plan starts with an evaluation

Get to the root of your hair loss with a physician evaluation.

Individual results vary. Results are not guaranteed. This page is for general education and is not medical advice.