Hair Restoration & Hair Loss Treatment in Lone Tree, CO

Hair Restoration & Hair Loss Treatment in Lone Tree, CO
Hair Restoration & Hair Loss Treatment in Lone Tree, CO
Hair Restoration

A Comprehensive, Medical Approach to Hair Loss

Hair loss is complex and is rarely a one-size-fits-all condition.

At Atagi Plastic Surgery & Skin Aesthetics in Lone Tree, Colorado, we take a comprehensive approach to hair loss and hair restoration—looking beyond the scalp to better understand why your hair may be thinning or shedding.

Hair loss can be influenced by genetics, hormones, thyroid function, nutritional deficiencies, stress, illness, medications, inflammation, scalp health, metabolic health, gut health and other medical factors. For many patients, more than one factor is involved.

That’s why our approach goes far beyond simply recommending a supplement or writing a prescription.

We combine specialized hair-loss expertise, detailed hair and scalp evaluation, appropriate laboratory and wellness assessment, advanced in-office treatments, targeted at-home therapy, and longitudinal follow-up in one personalized program.

Our goal is simple: identify the factors that may be contributing to your hair loss and develop a comprehensive strategy to support your scalp, follicles, overall health and long-term hair growth.

Why Choose Atagi for Hair Loss & Hair Restoration?

Start With an Accurate Diagnosis—not the Treatment

The first step in treating hair loss is understanding what is causing it.

Many different conditions can look remarkably similar to the untrained eye. Increased shedding may be temporary or chronic. Thinning can result from genetic hair loss, hormonal changes, nutritional deficiencies, illness, medications, stress, inflammatory scalp conditions—or several factors occurring simultaneously.

At Atagi, your hair restoration journey begins with a comprehensive hair-loss consultation and scalp evaluation rather than immediately recommending a treatment. 

Your evaluation may include:

The result is a treatment plan built around your diagnosis, your health, your scalp and your goals. 

Advanced Hair Restoration Treatments

No single hair-loss treatment is right for everyone. Based on your diagnosis, medical history and goals, your personalized plan may include advanced in-office treatments, at-home therapy, scalp support and whole-body evaluation.

Healthy Hair Starts With a Healthy Scalp

 

Keravive is a specialized HydraFacial treatment designed to cleanse, exfoliate, hydrate and nourish the scalp.

 

The treatment helps remove oil, debris, dead skin cells and buildup from the scalp and around the follicular openings before delivering hydrating and nourishing ingredients.

Keravive may be particularly beneficial for patients experiencing scalp buildup, dryness or flaking and can be used alone or incorporated into a broader hair and scalp health program. 

Our advanced Exolase treatment combines targeted laser technology with topical exosome therapy.

 

The laser creates controlled microchannels in the scalp while providing targeted stimulation to the treatment area, allowing the topical regenerative exosomes to be delivered to the follicle. Exosomes contain signaling molecules and growth factors used to support the scalp environment and hair follicles.

 

Exolase is typically performed as a series and may be incorporated into a broader hair restoration program for patients with appropriate types of thinning hair.

Consistent follicular stimulation doesn’t have to stop when you leave our office.

 

We offer FDA-cleared low-level laser light therapy caps for convenient at-home treatment. Low-level laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate cellular activity within the hair follicle and support the natural hair-growth cycle.

 

Laser cap therapy can be used as a stand-alone option for appropriate patients or as an important maintenance component of a comprehensive hair restoration program.

Successful hair restoration also requires consistency between office visits.

 

The XTC Boost Plus Hair Growth System provides a specialized at-home scalp and hair-support regimen that complements our in-office treatments.

 

The system incorporates targeted hair-support ingredients, including naturally derived ingredients selected for their potential effects on pathways associated with DHT and follicular health.

 

Rather than recommending generic over-the-counter products to every patient, we help you determine which home-care options are appropriate based on your type of hair loss, scalp condition, medical history, lifestyle and overall treatment plan.

Thyroid, Hormone, Nutrient & Gut Health Evaluation

For some patients, the most important component of hair restoration isn’t a device or topical treatment, it is identifying an underlying contributor.

 

When clinically indicated, laboratory testing and additional evaluation may include thyroid function, hormonal status, iron and nutrient levels, metabolic factors and other health conditions that may affect the hair-growth cycle.

 

Patients who would benefit from a deeper functional and wellness evaluation may be referred to Besana Health & Wellness for individualized assessment and treatment.

Meet Your Hair Loss Expert

Advanced Training. Personalized Evaluation.

Atagi’s hair restoration program is led by Kira Hansen, NP, a Certified Hair Loss Practitioner who completed an intensive 87-week evidence-based hair-loss fellowship with internationally recognized hair-loss specialist Dr. Jeffrey Donovan.

Her approach begins with understanding the underlying factors contributing to hair loss before determining which treatments may be appropriate.

Kira Hansen, NP
Certified Hair Loss Practitioner
87-Week Evidence-Based Hair Loss Fellowship
Advanced Hair & Scalp Evaluation
Whole-Body Approach to Hair Restoration

What Type of Hair Loss Do I Have?

Not all hair loss is the same.  Identifying the type of hair loss is critical when choosing treatment.

Female Pattern Hair Loss

Female pattern hair loss, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is one of the most common causes of hair thinning in women.

It often appears as a widening part, decreased density through the top or crown of the scalp, a smaller ponytail or increased visibility of the scalp. The hair follicles gradually produce finer, shorter hairs through a process known as miniaturization.

Genetics and hormonal influences can both play a role, and the condition often becomes more noticeable during perimenopause and menopause.

Male Pattern Hair Loss

Male androgenetic alopecia commonly causes recession at the temples, thinning through the frontal scalp and/or progressive thinning at the crown.

Because follicular miniaturization can progress over time, early evaluation may provide more opportunities to preserve existing hair and develop an appropriate long-term treatment strategy. 

Telogen Effluvium — Excessive Hair Shedding

Telogen effluvium occurs when an increased number of hairs prematurely enter the resting and shedding phase of the hair cycle.

Potential triggers include:

  • Illness or high fever
  • Surgery
  • Significant emotional or physical stress
  • Rapid weight loss
  • Major dietary changes
  • Pregnancy or postpartum hormonal changes
  • Menopause
  • Nutritional deficiencies
  • Thyroid abnormalities
  • Certain medications

Telogen effluvium may resolve after the underlying trigger improves, but it can also unmask previously subtle genetic hair loss. This is one reason a professional evaluation can be valuable when shedding persists. 

Nutritional, Hormonal & Metabolic Contributors

Hair follicles are highly metabolically active and can be affected by changes elsewhere in the body.

Depending on your history and symptoms, we may evaluate potential contributing factors such as thyroid function, iron status, vitamin and nutrient levels, hormonal changes, metabolic health, dietary intake and nutrient absorption. 

Scalp-Related Hair Loss

A healthy scalp provides the environment in which healthy hair grows.

Inflammation, excessive scaling, buildup and certain dermatologic scalp conditions may interfere with scalp health or contribute to symptoms associated with hair loss.

If we identify findings that warrant dermatologic evaluation, we may recommend additional assessment before proceeding with treatment. 

Multifactorial Hair Loss

This is extremely important—and very common.

You don’t necessarily have just one type of hair loss.

A woman may have underlying female pattern hair loss and then experience significant shedding after surgery, rapid weight loss, illness, menopause or a nutritional deficiency.

Treating only one piece of the puzzle may therefore produce incomplete results.

Our comprehensive approach is designed to identify and address multiple potential contributors to hair loss whenever possible. 

We Look Beyond Your Hair

Whole-Body Evaluation for Hair Loss

Healthy hair is influenced by overall health.

When appropriate, your hair-loss evaluation may include assessment of:

Thyroid Health
Changes in thyroid function can influence the normal hair-growth cycle.

Hormonal Health
Androgens, estrogen, menopause and other hormonal changes may contribute to hair thinning in appropriate patients.

Iron & Nutrient Status
Iron, vitamin D, B vitamins, zinc, protein intake and other nutritional factors may be considered based on your history and clinical findings.

Metabolic Health
Rapid weight changes, restrictive diets, metabolic conditions and certain weight-loss therapies can influence nutrient intake and the hair-growth cycle.

Gut Health & Nutrient Absorption
When clinically indicated, gastrointestinal health and potential problems with nutrient absorption may warrant additional evaluation.

Through Besana Health & Wellness, patients who would benefit from a more extensive wellness evaluation can access additional expertise in thyroid, hormonal, nutritional, metabolic and gut health.

This integration of hair-loss expertise, advanced aesthetic technology and whole-body wellness care is what makes the Atagi approach different and more effective than other programs.

The Atagi Comprehensive Hair Restoration Approach

More Than a Prescription. More Than a Procedure.

There is no “single” best hair-loss treatment  and hair restoration is rarely about finding one “miracle” treatment.

We don’t believe in simply selling a laser treatment, supplement or prescription.

One comprehensive program brings together advanced in-office treatment, personalized home therapy, whole-body evaluation, and follow-up. 

Your individualized program may incorporate:

Hair & scalp evaluation + scalp optimization + follicular stimulation + advanced in-office treatments + targeted home therapy + nutritional support + thyroid and hormonal evaluation + whole-body wellness care

As your hair and health change, your treatment plan can evolve with you. 

Your Hair Restoration Journey

  1. Comprehensive Hair Loss Consultation
    We begin by discussing your medical history, family history, hair-loss pattern, shedding, symptoms, medications, supplements, nutrition, hormonal factors, previous treatments and goals.
  1. Hair & Scalp Evaluation
    Your provider evaluates your hair and scalp for patterns that may help differentiate between various types of hair loss and determine whether additional evaluation is appropriate.
  1. Identify Potential Contributing Factors
    When indicated, we may recommend laboratory testing, wellness evaluation or referral for additional medical or dermatologic assessment.
  1. Create Your Personalized Treatment Plan
    Your plan may include Exolase, Keravive, low-level laser therapy, XTC Boost Plus, nutritional support, prescription therapy when medically appropriate, wellness evaluation or a combination of approaches.
  1. Monitor, Measure & Adjust
    Hair restoration takes time.

    Follow-up allows us to evaluate your response, monitor progress and adjust your treatment strategy as your hair, health and goals change. 

Hair Loss Treatment in Lone Tree & the Denver Metro Area

Atagi Plastic Surgery & Skin Aesthetics provides comprehensive hair-loss evaluation and advanced hair restoration treatments for women and men throughout Lone Tree, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Parker, Castle Rock and the greater Denver area.

Our approach brings together specialized hair-loss expertise, innovative technology, scalp care, at-home treatment and whole-body wellness evaluation in one personalized program.

Stop Guessing About Your Hair Loss.

If you’ve tried shampoos, supplements, online prescriptions or hair-growth products without understanding why you’re losing your hair, it may be time for a more comprehensive approach.

FAQ

Consider an evaluation if you notice increased shedding, a widening part, recession of your hairline, decreased density, a smaller ponytail, increased scalp visibility, bald patches or a significant change in your hair's thickness or growth.

Sudden, rapidly progressive, patchy, painful or inflammatory hair loss may require prompt medical or dermatologic evaluation. 

Significant shedding can occur several weeks to months after a physiologic stressor such as illness, surgery, rapid weight loss, hormonal changes, nutritional deficiency or major stress.

Because excessive shedding can have multiple causes—and can sometimes reveal underlying pattern hair loss—persistent shedding should be evaluated rather than assumed to be temporary. 

Not everyone does.

Laboratory testing should be based on your history, symptoms, examination and suspected diagnosis. Your provider will determine whether testing may provide useful information. 

Yes. We evaluate both women and men and individualize treatment according to the suspected diagnosis, medical history and treatment goals. 

No.

Prescription medications can be effective and appropriate for some patients, but they are not the only options available. Recommendations are individualized according to your diagnosis, medical history, preferences and goals.

Hair grows slowly, and treatment requires patience and consistency.

Depending on the cause of hair loss and the treatment selected, changes may begin to become noticeable over several months. More substantial changes generally require longer-term treatment.

Your provider will discuss realistic expectations based on your diagnosis and treatment plan. 

Hair shedding during significant or rapid weight loss may be associated with changes in the hair-growth cycle, reduced caloric or protein intake, nutritional deficiencies and other physiologic factors.

Rather than simply treating the shedding, we can evaluate potential contributing factors and develop an individualized strategy to support hair and overall health during weight management. 

Start with a comprehensive hair and scalp evaluation

Together, we’ll identify potential contributors to your hair loss and create an individualized plan designed around your hair, scalp, health and goals. 

Schedule Your Comprehensive Hair Loss Consultation