Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to the most common questions about our holistic, doctor-guided treatment programs.
Is homeopathy effective for hair fall?
Yes. It treats internal causes such as stress, hormones and digestion for long-term regrowth.
How long before I see results?
Most patients experience fall control within 3–4 weeks and new growth from 5–10 weeks.
Is this treatment safe for women?
100% safe for PCOS, postpartum, thyroid-related hair fall and hormonal imbalance.
How is Modern Clinic different?
We combine Homeopathy, Nutrition and Stress Healing to correct the root cause naturally.
Can homeopathy regrow hair in bald patches?
Yes, especially in Alopecia Areata and stress-triggered patches. Early treatment gives better results.
Does homeopathy stop dandruff and scalp itching?
Yes. Homeopathy reduces scalp inflammation, flaking and fungal imbalance without chemicals.
Do I need to take medicines lifelong?
No. Once the root cause is corrected, your hair cycle stabilizes and you won’t need long-term medicines.
Can homeopathy help if I have thyroid or PCOS?
Absolutely. These are common causes of hair fall and respond very well to holistic homeopathic care.
Are there any side effects?
Homeopathy is free from chemical toxicity and does not cause weight gain, dependency or hormonal disturbance.
Do I have to change my diet?
Minor improvements may be suggested to support faster regrowth, but no harsh diets are required.
What if I am already taking allopathic medicines?
Homeopathy can be safely taken alongside existing medicines. They can be tapered only if required.
Will I get a customized treatment plan?
Yes. Every patient receives a personalized plan based on stress, sleep, hormones, metabolism and scalp analysis.
Is homeopathy slow?
No. Hair fall control is usually quick. The time for regrowth depends on severity and scalp condition.
Do you provide online consultations?
Yes, video consultations are available along with doorstep delivery of medicines.
How often do I need follow-ups?
Regular follow-ups every 3–4 weeks help track progress and adjust treatment for the best outcome.