Hair loss is frequently tied to hormones, thyroid function, or nutrient levels — not just genetics.
While genetics play a role in hair loss, hormone imbalance, thyroid dysfunction, and nutrient deficiencies are common — and treatable — contributors that are often overlooked.
Identifying the actual cause matters, because the right treatment depends on what's driving it.
We check hormones, thyroid, and nutrient levels to identify contributing factors, then combine any needed hormone correction with in-office hair restoration options.
Correcting hormone imbalance that's often behind unexplained hair thinning.
Explore Hormone TherapyIn-office treatments to support regrowth once the underlying cause is addressed.
Explore Hair RestorationHair loss is one of the most overlooked signals of a hormone or thyroid issue. Before recommending any hair-specific treatment, we want to know what's actually driving it.
Reviewed for accuracy by McKell Johnson, FNP-BC, Clinical Director, and the Abbott Health & Wellness care team.
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Clinical Director and board-certified nurse practitioner with full prescriptive authority — she builds and manages every treatment plan personally.
Your LocationIn Salina, with patients driving in from Richfield, Manti, Gunnison, Ephraim, Mount Pleasant, and beyond.
A hormone and nutrient panel, and a real conversation with McKell Johnson, FNP-BC.