Skin and Hair

OpenHouse Clinic provides medical care for common skin, hair loss, and scalp concerns, including rash, acne, inflamed skin, raised scars, keloids, warts, hair thinning, hair shedding, and scalp irritation.

Services may include topical medication, oral medication, DHT blockers, PRP for hair loss, local injections, and cryotherapy for warts, depending on the doctor’s assessment.

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Skin and Hair Services

Service	Suitable for
Skin consultation	Rash, itching, redness, inflamed skin
Acne treatment	Inflamed acne, persistent acne, acne requiring medication
Acne injection	Localized inflamed acne
Keloid / raised scar injection	Raised scars and keloids
Hair loss consultation	Hair thinning, hair shedding, receding hairline, scalp inflammation
DHT blocker / oral hair loss medication	Selected cases of pattern hair loss
PRP for hair loss	Hair thinning support and scalp treatment
Cryotherapy	Warts and selected skin lesions

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Hair Loss Treatment Services

Concern	Possible treatment option
Hair thinning or receding hairline	DHT blocker, oral medication, topical medication, PRP
Pattern hair loss	DHT blocker and follow-up plan
Patchy hair loss	Local injection, depending on doctor’s assessment
Itchy, inflamed, or flaky scalp	Scalp assessment and medication

Hair loss treatment should start with identifying the likely cause, so the doctor can choose an appropriate plan such as topical medication, oral medication, DHT blocker, or PRP for hair loss.

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PRP for Hair Loss

PRP is an option for selected cases of hair thinning or hair loss. It uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood and is injected into targeted areas of the scalp to support hair roots and scalp recovery.

PRP may be combined with topical medication, oral medication, or DHT blockers depending on the doctor’s assessment.

Learn more: PRP for Hair Loss at OpenHouse Clinic

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DHT Blockers and Oral Hair Loss Medication

DHT blockers may be considered for selected cases of pattern hair loss. These medications help reduce the effect of DHT, a hormone linked to hair follicle miniaturization in androgenetic hair loss.

They should be used after medical assessment to choose the right medication, dosage, and follow-up plan.

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Cryotherapy for Warts and Selected Skin Lesions

Cryotherapy uses controlled freezing to treat warts and selected skin lesions. The doctor will first assess whether the lesion is suitable for cryotherapy or whether another treatment method may be more appropriate.

Learn more: Cryotherapy for Warts

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FAQ: Skin, Hair Loss, and Cryotherapy

How should I start hair loss treatment?

Hair loss treatment should start with a medical assessment because hair loss may be caused by genetics, hormones, scalp inflammation, stress, nutritional deficiency, or other conditions. The doctor may consider topical medication, oral medication, DHT blockers, or PRP depending on your condition.

Who is PRP for hair loss suitable for?

PRP may be suitable for selected cases of hair thinning or hair loss. It is often used as a supportive treatment together with topical medication, oral medication, or DHT blockers. Results depend on the cause of hair loss and individual response.

What can cryotherapy treat?

Cryotherapy is commonly used for warts and selected skin lesions. The doctor will assess the lesion first to confirm whether cryotherapy is suitable or whether another treatment option is better.

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Contact OpenHouse Clinic

OpenHouse Clinic
6th Floor, Park Silom
WhatsApp: +66 81 524 6561
Line: @openhouseclinic
Tel. 081-524-6561
openhouseclinic.com