Mitchell J. Mandel, MD, FAAD
Dermatologist, founder · All offices
Strategic combination of foundational care (oral and topical medications) and advanced, regenerative therapies like PRP injections and cutting-edge TED ultrasound treatments to achieve optimal density and lasting results.
Pricing depends on many factors, including the treatment area, the amount of product needed, and your goals. A consultation is required for an exact quote.
The Mandel Hair Loss Protocol is our proprietary, science-driven program that addresses hair thinning and loss through a customized, multi-layered approach. It strategically combines foundational care (oral and topical medications) with advanced, regenerative therapies like PRP injections and cutting-edge TED ultrasound treatments to achieve optimal density and lasting results.
If your plan includes a series of in-office treatments, ask about package pricing.
The initial consultation involves a thorough scalp exam and diagnostic testing to determine the specific cause (e.g., androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium). A custom tailored treatment plan will be put together for each patient based on their health history, test results, goals, and budget.
Treatments included in the protocol may be any combination of topical or oral medications, injections, shampoos, TED, and more.
While it varies by treatment, most patients start noticing measurable improvement in density or shedding reduction within 3 to 6 months of consistent therapy.
Topical and oral treatments, as well as TED are painless. Injectable treatments like PRP have minimal discomfort.
Yes. We specialize in treating pattern hair loss, stress-related hair loss, and other conditions in both men and women.
We work with our patients to tailor their treatment package/regimen to their goals and budget.
Results vary with the cause of your hair loss.
The most common cause is androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness), which is hereditary. Other significant causes include hormonal changes (e.g., postpartum, menopause, thyroid issues), nutritional deficiencies, extreme stress or trauma (telogen effluvium), certain medications, and autoimmune conditions like alopecia areata. A proper diagnosis from a dermatologist is the essential first step.
It depends on the cause. Hair loss due to temporary factors like stress or nutrient deficiency is often reversible. Hereditary hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) is progressive, but it is highly manageable. With the Mandel Hair Loss Protocol, we can effectively stop or significantly slow down the progression and stimulate partial to substantial regrowth, especially when caught early.
Diagnosis is critical for effective treatment. Our specialists typically begin with a thorough history and physical exam. This is often followed by advanced tools like trichoscopy (a microscopic examination of the hair and scalp), blood tests to check hormone and nutrient levels, and occasionally, a small scalp biopsy.
Depending on the cause of hair loss, a non-surgical plan may combine treatments. These include prescription medications like finasteride and oral minoxidil (oral minoxidil is an off-label use for hair loss), topical treatments, and in-office procedures like PRP and TED. TED is offered at our Greenvale office.
Men and women with thinning hair or hair loss, including hereditary pattern hair loss and hair loss linked to hormonal changes, stress or nutrition. Treatment starts with a visit to find the cause, and your dermatologist builds your plan around it.
While generally well-tolerated, all medications carry potential side effects. Our dermatologists carefully evaluate your health history and risk factors before prescribing. For example, finasteride is not prescribed to women of childbearing age, and oral minoxidil (an off-label use for hair loss) may rarely cause temporary increased body hair or swelling. We use the lowest effective doses to maximize results while prioritizing safety.
For most forms of hereditary hair loss, the benefits of treatment are maintained only as long as the treatment is continued. If you stop therapies like oral medications or regular PRP/TED sessions, your hair loss will likely resume its natural, progressive course over time. We work with patients to establish a sustainable long-term maintenance plan.
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