Frequently Asked Questions.

Yes—post-holiday hair shedding is extremely common and often linked to stress, hormonal shifts, illness, travel, or disrupted routines. This is called telogen effluvium, and it typically shows up 2–3 months after the trigger.

The good news? It’s treatable—and timing matters.

You should seek treatment if:

• Shedding lasts longer than 3 months
• Hair feels noticeably thinner at the scalp or part
• You see increased hair fall when brushing or showering

Early intervention with medical-grade solutions like growth factor therapy, laser hair restoration, or PRP-based treatments can shorten shedding cycles and support regrowth before thinning becomes more noticeable.

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