Hair Loss FAQ Ohio – Van Scoy Hair Clinics

Understanding Hair Loss

Why am I losing my hair?

Hair loss has many possible causes. The most common in both men and women is androgenetic alopecia, a genetic condition that causes follicles to gradually miniaturize over time until they can no longer produce visible hair. Other causes include hormonal changes, nutritional deficiencies, high stress, autoimmune conditions such as alopecia areata, and medical treatments like chemotherapy.

At Van Scoy Hair Clinics in Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland, Ohio, a free private consultation is the most reliable way to identify your specific cause and understand your options.

Is hair loss permanent?

Whether hair loss is permanent depends entirely on the cause. Androgenetic alopecia — the genetic form — is progressive and permanent without intervention. Many other types, including stress-related shedding (telogen effluvium), postpartum hair loss, and nutritional deficiency hair loss, are temporary and resolve once the underlying trigger is addressed. Early evaluation is key: the sooner you understand what you are dealing with, the more options are available to you.

What is androgenetic alopecia?

Androgenetic alopecia — commonly called male-pattern or female-pattern hair loss — is the most common form of hair loss, affecting an estimated 50 million men and 30 million women in the United States. It is caused by genetic sensitivity to DHT (dihydrotestosterone), a hormone that gradually shrinks hair follicles and shortens the active growth cycle until follicles can no longer produce visible hair. Van Scoy Hair Clinics has treated androgenetic alopecia in men and women across Ohio since 1969.

What causes hair loss in women specifically?

Women experience hair loss for many of the same reasons as men, but hormonal factors play a proportionally larger role. Common causes include female-pattern androgenetic alopecia, thyroid dysfunction, pregnancy and postpartum hormonal shifts, menopause, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and iron deficiency anemia. Female hair loss typically presents as diffuse thinning across the crown rather than a receding hairline, which can make it harder to detect early. Van Scoy’s women’s hair loss specialists in Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland are experienced in diagnosing and treating every form of female hair loss.

If my father was bald, does that mean I will be too?

Your father’s hair loss is a meaningful data point, but it does not determine your outcome. The genetics of hair loss are polygenic — involving multiple genes from both parents’ sides. Environmental factors, overall health, and early intervention all influence how any genetic tendency expresses itself. Many people with a strong family history of hair loss maintain good hair density well into their 50s and 60s with proactive treatment. Van Scoy’s specialists can evaluate your individual risk and discuss options to slow or stop progression.

How much hair loss is normal each day?

Losing between 50 and 100 hairs per day is considered within the normal range for adults. These are hairs completing their natural growth cycle — not signs of a problem. Shedding that consistently exceeds this amount, occurs in patches, or is accompanied by visible changes in density warrants a professional evaluation. Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers free consultations at all three Ohio locations.

Can stress cause hair loss?

Yes. Significant physical or emotional stress can trigger telogen effluvium, in which a large number of follicles simultaneously shift from the growth phase to the resting phase, causing noticeable shedding roughly 2–4 months after the triggering event. The good news is that stress-related hair loss is almost always temporary, and hair typically regrows fully once the stressor resolves and the body restabilizes. If you are concerned about stress-related shedding, a free evaluation at any Van Scoy location can confirm the cause.

For a broader overview of hair loss causes and conditions, the American Hair Loss Association is a trusted consumer resource.

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Understanding Your Options

What are the main types of hair loss treatment available?

Hair loss treatments fall into several broad categories, all of which Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers at our Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland locations: non-surgical hair replacement systems (immediate full-hair appearance, no surgery required); surgical hair transplantation (permanent follicle relocation via our proprietary MUHG™ or FUE techniques); medical and therapeutic treatments including Enhanced Plasma Therapy, Exosome treatment, low-level laser therapy, and topical treatments; scalp micropigmentation (cosmetic follicle replication); and custom wigs including medical and alopecia wigs. The right option — or combination — depends on your hair loss cause, extent, lifestyle, and goals.

What is the difference between surgical and non-surgical hair restoration?

Surgical hair restoration — primarily our Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ (MUHG) and FUE hair transplant procedures — permanently relocates living follicles from a donor area to thinning regions. Results are lasting but require cost, some recovery time, and suitable candidacy based on available donor hair. Non-surgical hair replacement creates the immediate appearance of a full head of hair using a custom hair system — no surgery, no recovery, immediate results, and suitable for any level of hair loss including complete baldness. Both approaches are available at Van Scoy’s three Ohio locations.

Can multiple hair loss treatments be combined?

Yes — combination approaches are common in our practice and often produce better outcomes than any single treatment alone. For example, laser hair therapy is frequently used alongside a non-surgical hair replacement system to maintain the health of remaining natural hair. Enhanced Plasma Therapy is often recommended alongside hair transplant surgery to support healing and graft survival. Our specialists will recommend the most effective combination for your specific situation during your free consultation.

Which hair loss treatment is “the best”?

There is no universally best hair loss treatment. The right treatment is the one that best matches your specific situation — the cause and extent of your hair loss, your age, health, lifestyle, and what outcome you are trying to achieve all determine which options are appropriate. At Van Scoy, we pride ourselves on presenting every applicable option honestly and helping you understand what each can realistically achieve. We will never steer you toward a single solution that does not fit your needs.

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Men’s Hair Restoration Solutions

What non-surgical hair replacement options does Van Scoy offer for men?

Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers several premium non-surgical hair replacement systems designed specifically for men, available at our Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland locations: HairSkeen, a skin-based system on an ultra-thin polyurethane base that mimics the natural scalp appearance; Virtual Reality hair replacement; and fully custom-built systems matched exactly to your color, texture, density, curl pattern, and lifestyle. These systems deliver immediate full-hair results, are designed for active daily wear, and are virtually undetectable even in close social and professional contact.

What is HairSkeen non-surgical hair replacement?

HairSkeen is a premium non-surgical hair replacement system built on an ultra-thin polyurethane base engineered to mimic the appearance of a natural scalp. It is ideal for men who want a highly realistic hairline and scalp look, including with close-cropped styles. HairSkeen is worn on a routine basis and requires professional servicing every few weeks to keep it looking its best. It is available at all three Van Scoy Hair Clinics locations in Ohio.

What is Virtual Reality hair replacement for men?

Virtual Reality hair replacement is one of Van Scoy’s non-surgical hair system options for men, offering a natural-looking result custom-matched to your individual hair characteristics. Ask about Virtual Reality specifically during your free consultation to determine whether it is the right fit for your hair type and lifestyle.

What is scalp micropigmentation (SMP) for men?

Scalp micropigmentation (SMP) deposits specialized pigment into the scalp to replicate the look of individual hair follicles or close-cropped stubble — creating the appearance of a full, closely shaved head. It is a permanent cosmetic procedure that requires no ongoing maintenance beyond sun protection. SMP is particularly popular with men who prefer a cropped look over added hair length, and works effectively for any degree of hair loss including complete baldness. Van Scoy offers SMP for men and women at all three Ohio locations.

Can men with complete baldness get results at Van Scoy?

Absolutely. Non-surgical hair replacement systems work for any level of hair loss including total baldness, because they do not depend on existing hair. Scalp micropigmentation also produces excellent results for completely bald men. Hair transplant surgery requires available donor hair and is generally not suitable for complete baldness — our specialists will assess this honestly during your free consultation and direct you to the options that will work best for you.

I’m in my 20s and already losing my hair. What should I do?

Starting to lose hair in your 20s is more common than most people realize — and the earlier you act, the more options you have. Early-onset androgenetic alopecia can progress more rapidly than loss beginning later in life, making early intervention especially valuable. At this stage, the primary goal is usually slowing or halting progression and preserving existing hair through medical therapy, laser hair therapy, and/or Enhanced Plasma Therapy, while having an honest conversation about what options will be available if loss continues. Van Scoy Hair Clinics welcomes younger patients at all three Ohio locations and will never oversell or rush a decision.

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Women’s Hair Restoration Solutions

What women’s hair loss solutions does Van Scoy offer?

Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers a complete range of women’s hair restoration solutions at our Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland locations: the Virtuesse non-surgical hair replacement system, custom human hair and synthetic wigs, medical wigs for chemotherapy and medically related hair loss, alopecia wigs, non-surgical hair replacement, Enhanced Plasma Therapy, Exosome treatment, laser hair therapy, and the De|Rive Hair Wellness System. Every solution is custom-matched to your color, texture, density, and lifestyle.

What is Virtuesse women’s hair replacement?

Virtuesse is Van Scoy’s premium non-surgical hair replacement solution for women. It is custom-crafted to match your individual hair characteristics — color, texture, density, and scalp profile — and integrates seamlessly with any remaining natural hair for an immediately natural appearance. Virtuesse is available at all three Van Scoy Hair Clinics locations in Ohio and is worn as part of a regular maintenance routine serviced by our specialists.

Does Van Scoy offer medical wigs for chemotherapy patients?

Yes. Van Scoy Hair Clinics has extensive experience working sensitively with oncology patients in private, unhurried settings at all three Ohio locations. We offer custom medical-grade wigs designed for comfort, a completely natural appearance, and the specific needs of chemotherapy-related hair loss. Most patients begin regrowing hair 3–6 months after completing treatment, with full density typically returning within 12–18 months. We help bridge that period comfortably and confidently, and we coordinate with your medical team as appropriate.

What are the best hair loss treatments for women going through menopause?

Menopause-related hair thinning is caused by declining estrogen and progesterone, which reduces the natural inhibition of DHT, the same hormone that drives androgenetic hair loss. Many women notice significant thinning for the first time in their 40s and 50s. Van Scoy offers several treatments particularly well-suited to hormonal hair loss: non-surgical hair replacement systems, laser hair therapy (which has strong evidence for hormonal hair loss in women), Enhanced Plasma Therapy, Exosome treatment, and the De|Rive Hair Wellness System. A free consultation at any Ohio location will identify the right combination for your situation.

What are my options if I have alopecia areata?

Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks hair follicles, causing hair to fall out in distinct patches. It can range from small areas of loss to alopecia totalis (complete scalp hair loss) or alopecia universalis (complete body hair loss). Van Scoy offers custom alopecia wigs as the most immediate and versatile coverage option, designed for comfort and a completely natural appearance. Some patients also pursue medical treatments — corticosteroids, topical immunotherapy, or newer JAK inhibitor medications — coordinated with a dermatologist alongside their Van Scoy hair system. Alopecia wigs are available at our Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland locations.

Is postpartum hair loss permanent?

No — postpartum hair shedding is extremely common and almost always temporary. During pregnancy, elevated estrogen keeps more hairs in the active growth phase than normal. After delivery, estrogen drops sharply and those hairs shift simultaneously into the shedding phase, causing noticeable increased loss typically beginning 2–4 months postpartum. In the vast majority of cases, hair returns to pre-pregnancy density within 6–12 months. Treatment is generally not needed unless shedding is severe or persists beyond 12 months, at which point a free consultation with a Van Scoy specialist can help identify whether another underlying cause is involved.

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Hair Transplant Surgery

What hair transplant procedures does Van Scoy Hair Clinics offer?

Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers two permanent surgical hair restoration options: Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ (MUHG), our proprietary patented technique developed with PAI Medical Group surgeons that maximizes natural density from available donor hair and FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction), which removes individual follicular units one at a time leaving no linear scar and requiring a shorter recovery period. Both procedures are available at our Ohio locations.

What is Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ (MUHG) and how is it different from standard transplants?

Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ is Van Scoy’s proprietary patented hair transplant procedure performed by PAI Medical Group surgeons. It is specifically engineered to ascertain precisely the right amount of donor hair available and extract it at the maximum usable density without depleting the donor area. This avoids the thin, see-through result that can occur when a transplant proposal from any clinic is built primarily around graft count and price per graft rather than true density and natural coverage. 70% of Van Scoy Hair Clinics’ transplant patients require only one procedure using the MUHG™ method.

What is FUE hair transplantation?

FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) removes individual follicular units one at a time from the donor area using a small punch instrument. Because there is no strip of scalp removed, FUE leaves no linear scar and typically involves a shorter initial recovery period than strip-based procedures. FUE is a permanent hair restoration option available at Van Scoy Hair Clinics in Ohio for appropriate candidates.

Who is a good candidate for hair transplant surgery?

Men and women with hereditary hair loss, medically related hair loss, or thinning hair with sufficient donor hair supply are generally good candidates. One of the most important factors is anticipating future hair loss: a well-designed transplant must account for where hair loss is likely to progress over the years ahead, not just where it stands today. Van Scoy’s surgeons and specialists give honest, realistic candidacy assessments and will be straightforward about what surgery can and cannot achieve for your specific situation.

How young is too young for a hair transplant?

There is no universal age cutoff, but age is an important factor. For younger patients whose hair loss pattern is still evolving, committing to surgery too early can lead to a result that looks unnatural as loss continues in unpatterned areas around a fixed transplant. Our surgeons will typically recommend stabilizing treatments first for younger patients, and will be honest about when surgery makes sense versus when it should wait. A free consultation is the right starting point for any patient of any age.

How many transplant sessions will I need?

Because of our Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ approach, 70% of Van Scoy Hair Clinics patients require only one surgery. Some patients choose a second session for additional personal density preference — and the procedure can be repeated to accommodate this goal. The right number of sessions depends on the extent of your hair loss, donor hair supply, and personal objectives, all of which we assess during your free consultation.

When will I begin to see hair growth after a transplant?

Generally, transplanted hair begins to grow three to five months after the procedure. The number of new hairs will continue to increase over the following months, with the full result typically visible at 8 to 12 months with a proper hair hygiene program. Early shedding of transplanted hairs in the weeks following surgery is completely normal. It is part of the cycle and does not indicate the procedure has not worked.

I’m confused about grafts and MUHG™ levels. What do I need to know?

A very important point: the volume of hair you can hope to achieve is limited by the amount of donor hair available. If a transplant proposal from any hair restoration clinic is based primarily on a price per number of grafts, you may end up with see-through, inadequate coverage because graft count alone does not account for true density. Van Scoy’s MUHG™ method is specifically designed to determine precisely the right amount of usable donor hair without depleting that area, ensuring the most natural-looking, appropriately dense result for your individual situation. Our surgeons will walk you through this in detail during your consultation.

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Non-Surgical Hair Replacement

What is non-surgical hair replacement?

Non-surgical hair replacement uses a custom-designed hair system crafted to match your hair color, texture, density, curl pattern, and scalp characteristics that integrates seamlessly with any remaining natural hair to create a full, natural-looking appearance. There is no surgery, no recovery period, and results are immediate. Systems are designed for active, everyday wear and are virtually undetectable, even in close social and professional situations. Van Scoy Hair Clinics has fitted custom hair systems for men and women in Ohio for over 50 years.

Who is a good candidate for a non-surgical hair system?

Non-surgical hair replacement is appropriate for virtually anyone experiencing hair loss — men or women, at any age, and at any level of hair loss from mild thinning to complete baldness. Because no surgery is involved and no donor hair is required, candidacy is far broader than for hair transplant surgery. It is also an excellent option for patients who are not yet ready for surgery, or who prefer an immediate result without a recovery period.

How long does a non-surgical hair replacement system last?

Lifespan depends on the base material, attachment method, and care routine. Skin (polyurethane) bases typically last 2–6 months with daily wear. Monofilament and hybrid bases often last 12–18 months with proper care. Professional maintenance visits every 4–8 weeks extend system life significantly and maintain the optimal appearance. Van Scoy will recommend a maintenance schedule that matches your specific system and lifestyle.

What does ongoing maintenance involve?

Plan on professional service visits to a Van Scoy location every 4–8 weeks for cleaning, reattachment, and any styling adjustments. Between visits, a daily home care routine including washing, conditioning, and light styling with the right products for your system keeps everything looking its best. We will teach you everything you need at your first fitting and make sure you have the right products.

Will a non-surgical hair system look and feel completely natural?

Yes — when properly fitted and matched, a high-quality custom hair system is undetectable in normal social and professional settings. Van Scoy systems are individually crafted to match your natural hair in color, texture, and density. Many of our clients in Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland have worn systems for years without family members, friends, or colleagues ever knowing.

Can a non-surgical system work for someone with complete baldness?

Absolutely. Non-surgical hair replacement systems are one of the most effective options specifically because they work for any level of hair loss including complete baldness since they do not require any existing hair. This is one of the key advantages over surgical hair restoration options.

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Treatment Center

What is Enhanced Plasma Therapy (EPT) for hair loss?

Enhanced Plasma Therapy (EPT) at Van Scoy Hair Clinics uses your own blood drawn and processed to concentrate growth factors — and injects it into the scalp to stimulate follicle activity and encourage regrowth. It is highly effective for androgenetic alopecia, which affects nearly 80% of men and roughly 50% of women experiencing genetic hair loss. EPT can be performed as a standalone treatment, alongside hair transplant surgery to support healing and graft survival, or in combination with laser hair therapy for a comprehensive approach. Available at all three Ohio locations.

What is Exosome treatment for hair loss?

Exosome therapy is an advanced hair loss treatment using exosomes, cell-signaling particles rich in growth factors and regenerative proteins applied to the scalp to stimulate dormant follicles and promote regrowth. It represents one of the most promising newer options in hair restoration science and is available at Van Scoy Hair Clinics as part of our Treatment Center. Ask about Exosome treatment eligibility during your free consultation.

What is the De|Rive Hair Wellness System?

De|Rive is a comprehensive hair and scalp wellness program offered at Van Scoy Hair Clinics. It combines professional in-clinic treatments with a personalized at-home regimen designed to optimize scalp health, reduce shedding, and support the long-term vitality of your natural hair. De|Rive can be used as a standalone program or alongside other Van Scoy treatments for a more comprehensive approach to hair health.

What is laser hair therapy and does it work?

Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) uses specific wavelengths of red light to stimulate cellular energy in hair follicles, improve scalp circulation, and extend the active growth phase. It is FDA-cleared for men and women with androgenetic alopecia. Clinical evidence supports its effectiveness at slowing hair loss progression and maintaining density, particularly when used consistently. Laser hair therapy is available in professional in-clinic formats at Van Scoy’s Ohio locations, and at-home device options are also offered. It pairs well with EPT, hair systems, and other treatments for a comprehensive maintenance program.

What topical hair and scalp treatments does Van Scoy offer?

Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers a curated range of professional-grade topical treatments for the hair and scalp, addressing thinning, scalp conditions, and overall follicle health. These are frequently recommended as part of a comprehensive program alongside non-surgical systems, transplant surgery, or therapeutic treatments. Our specialists will identify the right topical approach for your specific needs during your consultation.

What is scalp micropigmentation (SMP)?

Scalp micropigmentation (SMP) deposits specialized pigment into the scalp to replicate the appearance of individual hair follicles or stubble, creating the look of a closely shaved full head of hair — or added density across thinning areas. It is a permanent procedure requiring no ongoing maintenance beyond sun protection, and is available for both men and women at Van Scoy Hair Clinics’ Ohio locations. SMP produces excellent results for both complete baldness and partial thinning.

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Cost & Financing

How much does hair restoration cost at Van Scoy Hair Clinics?

Costs vary by treatment and individual need, and vary meaningfully from one patient to another even within the same treatment category. Non-surgical hair systems involve an initial custom system investment plus professional maintenance visits every 4–8 weeks. Hair transplant surgery is priced based on the extent of the procedure and the individual’s specific donor hair situation. Treatment programs like Enhanced Plasma Therapy and Exosome therapy are offered in multi-session packages. The most meaningful pricing for your specific situation comes from a free private consultation. We do not believe in giving estimates without understanding what you actually need.

Does health insurance cover hair loss treatment?

Most hair loss treatments are considered elective and are not covered by standard health insurance. Exceptions may exist for medically documented conditions such as alopecia areata, chemotherapy-related hair loss, or hair loss from a diagnosed hormonal disorder. Medical wigs and hair prostheses may be partially covered as “cranial prosthetics,” particularly for cancer-related loss. Coverage varies by insurer and policy. Van Scoy’s team can advise you on what documentation may support an insurance claim for applicable situations.

Does Van Scoy offer financing for hair restoration?

Yes. Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers financing options for hair transplant procedures. Ask about financing availability for other services during your consultation. We want every client to find a path that works within their budget and to make an informed decision free of financial pressure.

Is Van Scoy’s free consultation really free and no-obligation?

Completely. There is no cost, no pressure, and no obligation to commit to anything. Our consultations are conducted in private — we discuss your situation honestly, present all applicable options clearly, and answer every question you have. You decide if, when, and how you want to proceed. Free consultations are available in person at our Cleveland (Parma), Ashland, and Columbus locations, or remotely by phone or video.

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Hair Loss in Specific Situations

What are the hair restoration options for people going through chemotherapy?

Chemotherapy-related hair loss is typically temporary. Most patients begin regrowing hair 3–6 months after completing treatment, with full density usually returning within 12–18 months. During treatment, Van Scoy Hair Clinics offers custom medical-grade wigs and hair systems that provide natural, comfortable coverage. Our specialists in Cleveland, Columbus, and Ashland have experience working sensitively with oncology patients in private, unhurried settings. We can coordinate with your medical team and are familiar with the unique fit and comfort requirements of chemotherapy patients.

What hair loss options are available for women during and after menopause?

Menopause-related hair thinning is caused by declining estrogen and progesterone, which reduce the natural inhibitory effect these hormones have on DHT — the hormone responsible for androgenetic hair loss. Effective treatments available at Van Scoy for this group include non-surgical hair replacement systems, low-level laser therapy (particularly well-supported by clinical evidence for hormonal hair loss in women), Enhanced Plasma Therapy, Exosome treatment, and the De|Rive Hair Wellness System. When medically appropriate, hormone-related interventions coordinated with your physician may also be relevant. A free consultation at any Ohio location will help identify the right combination.

Is hair loss after pregnancy normal, and will it grow back?

Yes — postpartum hair shedding is extremely common and almost always temporary. During pregnancy, elevated estrogen keeps more hairs in the active growth phase than usual. After delivery, estrogen drops sharply and those hairs shift simultaneously into the shedding phase, causing noticeable increased shedding typically beginning 2–4 months postpartum. In the vast majority of cases, hair returns to pre-pregnancy density within 6–12 months without intervention. If shedding is severe or persists beyond 12 months, a free evaluation at a Van Scoy location can determine whether another cause is involved.

Can teenagers experience significant hair loss, and what options are available?

Yes. Significant hair loss in teenagers can result from early-onset androgenetic alopecia, alopecia areata, iron deficiency anemia, thyroid conditions, or traction alopecia from tight hairstyles. A medical evaluation to identify the cause is the essential first step. For younger patients, non-surgical options are generally preferred because the hair loss pattern is still evolving, providing immediate results without a permanent commitment at a stage of life when the situation may change. Van Scoy’s specialists approach younger patients with particular care, patience, and honesty.

What is alopecia areata and what treatment options are available?

Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks hair follicles, causing hair to fall out in distinct round or oval patches. It ranges from minor patchy loss to alopecia totalis (complete scalp hair loss) or alopecia universalis (complete body hair loss). At Van Scoy Hair Clinics, custom alopecia wigs provide the most immediate and versatile coverage option and are available at all three Ohio locations. Medical treatments including corticosteroids, topical immunotherapy, and newer JAK inhibitor medications may stimulate regrowth in some patients and are best coordinated with a dermatologist alongside your Van Scoy hair solution.

I’m losing hair but I’m not sure if it’s enough to do anything about yet. When should I come in?

The right time is now — and that is not a sales answer. Hair loss is almost always easier and less costly to address early than after significant loss has occurred. Coming in while you still have significant hair gives our specialists more options and more flexibility. If you come in and we determine that nothing needs to be done yet, we will tell you that directly. Van Scoy has been a trusted name in Ohio hair restoration since 1969 precisely because we give honest answers, not pressure.

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About Van Scoy Hair Clinics

Who is Van Scoy Hair Clinics?

Van Scoy Hair Clinics is a family-owned Ohio hair restoration practice founded in 1969 by Dennis and Sandra Van Scoy in Ashland, Ohio. Since then, the family has grown the practice to three locations across Ohio, with sons Scott and Todd joining the business. For over 55 years, Van Scoy has been helping men and women across Ohio restore their hair and their confidence — and the family name on the door reflects the personal accountability they bring to every client relationship.

What makes Van Scoy Hair Clinics different from other Ohio hair restoration providers?

Several things set Van Scoy apart. First, longevity and experience: 55+ years in business in Ohio is not an accident — it reflects consistent results and client trust across generations. Second, full-spectrum solutions: Van Scoy offers every proven hair loss solution under one roof, which means you will never be pushed toward the one thing a single-specialty clinic happens to offer. Third, honest expectation management: the Van Scoy family has always been straightforward about what results are realistic — a reputation built over decades. Fourth, proprietary surgical technique: our MUHG™ transplant procedure, developed with PAI Medical Group, is a genuinely differentiated approach to surgical hair restoration not available at most clinics.

Where are Van Scoy Hair Clinics located in Ohio?

Van Scoy Hair Clinics operates three full-service locations across Ohio, including

• Cleveland (Parma), Ohio: (216) 739-2290
• Ashland, Ohio 44805: (419) 289-6665
• Columbus, Ohio 43235: (614) 885-6090

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