What We Treat
Thinning hair is more common than you think — and there are real options
Noticing more hair in your brush, a wider part, or thinning around your temples can be alarming. Hair loss affects women far more often than most people realize, and the emotional impact goes beyond appearance. The earlier you address it, the more options you have.
Book a Free ConsultationUnderstanding the Cause
What causes hair loss and thinning?
Hair loss in women has many potential causes, and it's rarely just one thing. Hormonal shifts are among the most common triggers — changes during pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, and menopause can all disrupt the hair growth cycle. Thyroid imbalances and fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone can cause hair to enter the shedding phase prematurely.
Stress — both physical and emotional — is another significant factor. Major life events, illness, surgery, or prolonged periods of high stress can trigger a type of hair loss called telogen effluvium, where large numbers of hairs shift into the resting phase at once. Nutritional deficiencies, particularly in iron, B12, biotin, and vitamin D, can also weaken hair follicles and slow growth.
Genetics play a role as well. Female pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) causes gradual thinning along the part line and crown. While it's progressive, early intervention can slow the process significantly and even stimulate regrowth in many cases.
Our Treatment
Hair regeneration therapy
We offer one focused treatment for hair thinning — and it works. Our hair regeneration therapy uses growth factor gel massaged into the scalp with a specialized device to wake up dormant follicles and encourage thicker, healthier growth.
Setting Expectations
What this treatment can (and can't) do
Great for
- • Thinning hair along the part line or crown
- • Early-stage hair loss where follicles are dormant but still viable
- • Making existing fine or thin hair look fuller and thicker
- • Hormonal or stress-related thinning
- • Postpartum or post-menopausal hair changes
Limitations
- • Cannot restore hair in fully bald areas where follicles are no longer active
- • Not a replacement for hair transplant surgery in cases of significant baldness
- • Results require a full series of 4-6 treatments
- • Maintenance sessions may be needed to sustain results
During your free consultation, Lyndsay will honestly assess your hair loss and let you know whether this treatment is a good fit for your situation. If it's not the right approach, she'll tell you — and may recommend other providers who can help.
Why LTH Beauty
Compassionate care for a sensitive concern
Hair loss is deeply personal, and talking about it can feel vulnerable. At LTH Beauty, Lyndsay Hoffman, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, creates a warm, judgment-free space where you can be honest about what you're experiencing. She'll listen, assess your situation thoroughly, and give you straightforward answers about what's possible.
As a nurse practitioner, Lyndsay can look at the full picture — not just your hair, but your overall health, hormones, nutrition, and lifestyle factors that may be contributing. This medical perspective means you get a treatment plan that addresses root causes, not just symptoms. And she'll be your provider at every visit, tracking your progress and adjusting your plan as needed.
Board-Certified NP
MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
Same Provider
Every single visit
Whole-Health View
Beyond just hair
Free Consultations
No pressure, ever
Don't wait to address your hair loss
The earlier you start, the better the outcomes. Book a free consultation and let Lyndsay evaluate your hair loss, identify potential causes, and determine if hair regeneration therapy is right for you.