Why am I losing hair?
In Ayurveda, hair loss (Khalitya) is most commonly linked to excess Pitta dosha, which is associated with heat, inflammation and metabolic imbalance affecting hair follicles. Contributing factors include poor digestion (weak Agni), nutrient deficiency, chronic stress, hormonal changes and genetic predisposition. A proper diagnosis considers your dosha balance, diet, stress levels and scalp condition together — not hair alone.
Which Ayurvedic oil is best for hair loss?
Commonly recommended oils include Bhringraj oil, Neelibhringadi Thailam and Karpooradi Thailam for scalp circulation, alongside internal Pitta-pacifying herbs. The right oil depends on your specific dosha imbalance — which is why our doctors prescribe rather than generalise.
Can Ayurveda help hair growth?
Yes — Ayurveda addresses hair loss at the root cause (digestion, dosha balance, stress) rather than only treating the scalp. Combined with oil therapy, diet correction and internal medicine, many patients see visibly reduced hair fall within 6–8 weeks and regrowth over 3 months.
How long does hair loss treatment take?
Most Ayurvedic hair loss programs run for a minimum of 3 months, since hair growth cycles are gradual. Our Hair Revival Program is structured as a 3-month package with monthly follow-up.
