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Hair loss is difficult to hide, and even harder to ignore. While hair loss may feel frustrating or isolating, you are not alone. At Essential Dermatology, we offer modern, non-surgical solutions that help restore fuller, healthier hair without the recovery or commitment of surgery. You no longer have to hide your baldness with hats, wigs, and hairpieces. Hair loss treatments in Natick and Needham, Massachusetts, support natural hair growth, so you can look and feel like yourself again.
It’s normal to lose hair every day. In fact, many people lose between 50 and 100 strands of hair daily. However, if you spot bald spots or significant hair thinning, it’s time to visit a dermatologist near you.
Sometimes the reason isn’t obvious. That’s why a full evaluation with a dermatologist is essential. During your visit, we will examine your scalp, review your medical history, and may recommend simple blood tests to further assess your condition. A proper diagnosis enables us to create a personalized treatment plan that best suits your needs.
If you experience hair loss, wearing a wig isn’t the first choice for managing it. In many cases, Dr. Michael Krathen offers hair treatment solutions that can help your natural hair grow. Once we identify the root, treatment options include:
There is no one-size-fits-all solution for hair loss. Essential Dermatology creates personalized plans tailored to your scalp health, your goals, and your lifestyle.
Hair loss does not have to define your confidence. Essential Dermatology offers non-surgical hair loss treatments that provide safe and effective results. If you notice thinning, shedding, or changes in your hairline, now is the perfect time to seek help.
Call us at (508) 545-9713 (Natick) or (508) 484-8292 (Needham) and schedule a consultation with Dr. Krathen and his team. Together, we can build a plan that supports stronger, fuller hair—naturally and comfortably.
Dr. Michael Krathen is a board-certified dermatologist with over a decade of medical training and experience. He studied biology and Spanish, graduating summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania, where he also completed medical school. His training included a medical internship at the Beth-Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and a dermatology residency at the combined Boston University/Tufts Residency Program.
Author of various medical journal articles, Dr. Krathen taught at Stanford University School of Medicine and the VA Hospital in Jamaica Plain.
