Corticosteroid Injections
A first-line treatment for alopecia areata, an immune-mediated form of hair loss.

What it is
Corticosteroid injections are a first-line treatment for alopecia areata — an immune-mediated form of hair loss — calming the inflammatory response that attacks the hair follicle.
Who it's for
Clients diagnosed with alopecia areata or other inflammatory, patchy hair loss, typically following a physician evaluation to confirm the diagnosis.
Process
This is an in-office treatment with minimal to no downtime, and no anesthesia required. Timing and number of sessions vary with your case. Every plan starts with a Discover consult; book yours to get started.
Results
Results vary by individual. Regrowth in treated patches is often visible within four to eight weeks, though alopecia areata can recur and may need ongoing treatment.

