Case Study: Substantial Regrowth Leaves Client Overjoyed with Ashley and Martin’s RealGROWTH Program
Ziya* had used a hair loss product he had been purchasing from the chemist for a year and a half. After all this time he had not experienced any hair regrowth so, thinking it was not working at all, he stopped using it. It was then that he realised that this product had been slowing the rate of hair fall to a more natural rate; his hair began to rapidly shed until his scalp was clearly visible from the frontal hair line back to his crown. He was only 20 years old and this accelerated loss worried him greatly. A family member saw how concerned Ziya was with his hair and noticed him begin to retreat inside himself a little. They urged him to seek professional treatment for the genetic condition he shared with his father and maternal uncle.
Ziya had heard about Ashley and Martin on the television and, as he was often in the area, walked in to his local clinic to book the next available appointment. His consultant made him feel comfortable the moment he sat down. Within minutes they were talking about how his hair loss was making Ziya feel and the reasons he was looking for help. Ziya told the consultant about the demands on his time juggling work and study; he managed his time well and did not feel he was under any undue stress. Being so young he still lived at home and was surrounded by a supportive family. Together they agreed that Ziya’s hair loss was a level III vertex on the Norwood scale. The consultant went on to explain how a RealGROWTH® program would achieve Ziya’s goals of slowing the shedding to a normal rate and regrowing his lost hair. Ziya enrolled immediately.
Eighteen weeks after he had first walked in to Ashley and Martin, Ziya was overjoyed with the substantial amount regrowth that had begun to fill out his sparsely covered scalp. This improved density had given him renewed confidence and while it was not perfect yet, Ziya felt it was a vast improvement from that first day four and a half months ago.
*Name changed to protect privacy