Hair Restoration · Dallas, TX
Medical Hair Restoration in Dallas, TX
Hair loss is a medical issue with more than one cause, and the cause determines the treatment. We test thyroid, iron, and hormones before recommending anything, because treating the scalp without knowing why it is thinning is guessing. For men and women.
Our Approach
Treat the Root, Then the Scalp.
Hair loss can come from hormonal imbalance, iron deficiency, thyroid dysfunction, DHT sensitivity, stress, or genetics, and frequently more than one at the same time. Which one you are dealing with changes the treatment entirely.
Because Jessica Boggs, APRN practises hormone and metabolic medicine as her main work, hair loss here is looked at as a systems problem rather than a scalp problem. Treating an underlying thyroid or iron issue often produces results that scalp-only treatment cannot.
"The right treatment starts with understanding why it is happening, before anything goes on the scalp."
We evaluate hormonal status, thyroid function including free T3 and antibodies, iron studies with ferritin, vitamin D, DHEA-S, and testosterone by mass spectrometry.
Hair answers usually sit in the pattern across markers rather than in one obvious number, which is why a review of the results is worth more than the results alone.
Scalp injections, Celluma Hair LED, compounded topicals, oral therapy, and hormone coordination, chosen based on what your labs actually showed rather than a standard protocol.
If your loss is driven by low ferritin, the answer is iron, not a $750 injection. We will tell you that.
Prescription Options
Topical and Oral Treatment, Matched to Your Scalp.
Every plan is prescribed by Jessica Boggs, APRN after your evaluation, and built around what your labs and your scalp show. We prescribe both topical and oral options, prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies to your individual prescription.
Combination topicals
Finasteride, minoxidil, tretinoin and fluocinolone, combined into one prescription so you apply one product instead of four.
Available without propylene glycol. Propylene glycol is the base in most drugstore minoxidil, and it is a common cause of the itching, redness and flaking that make people quit.
Why there is a steroid in it
Fluocinolone is a very low-strength steroid added to calm the irritation that tretinoin and minoxidil can cause, which helps you stay consistent.
At the low strength used in these formulas and applied to the scalp as prescribed, skin thinning is not expected. We check your scalp at follow-up visits.
Oral options
Low-dose oral minoxidil, and for men oral finasteride or dutasteride, chosen from your labs, history and goals. Oral treatment suits people who find daily topicals hard to keep up with, or who need a stronger approach.
Vitamin blends
Targeted hair vitamin blends when your labs show a real gap, matched to your results rather than a one-size gummy. If yours contains biotin, stop it 72 hours before any blood draw, because biotin skews thyroid and hormone results.
Itching and flaking
An itchy, flaky scalp is often seborrheic dermatitis, and the inflammation can add to shedding. Prescription ketoconazole shampoo treats it and pairs well with the rest of your plan.
In-office treatment
PRP and PRF scalp injections, scalp microneedling and Celluma Hair LED, alone or as a program. See pricing below.
Gel, solution or foam. The same prescription can be made in different forms, and the right one depends on how much hair you have.
Gel
Best for larger areas of loss or where more scalp shows. It stays where you put it instead of running.
Solution
Best when you have more hair. The liquid moves through the hair and reaches the scalp underneath.
Foam
Dries fast with little residue. A good fit for sensitive scalps and anyone who dislikes a wet feel.
Safety rules we follow on every plan.
Finasteride and dutasteride, including topical versions, are not prescribed to women who could become pregnant unless they have permanent birth control. Men need a baseline PSA before starting either one. Everyone gets baseline photos before treatment starts, so progress is measured rather than guessed.
The FDA has warned about side effects reported with compounded topical finasteride, including sexual side effects and mood changes. We go over these before you start, and you should tell us right away if you notice any.
The H-Shot™, a Standardized PRP Protocol.
Jessica Boggs, APRN has completed H-Shot™ training and certification. The H-Shot is a standardized platelet-rich plasma procedure designed specifically for hair loss, using your own blood, with a set method for preparing and placing the PRP.
1. Blood draw
The procedure starts with a draw of 50 mL or more, which carries your own platelets and growth factors.
2. Separation
Platelets are separated from red blood cells using the EmCyte PurePRP® system, an FDA-cleared device.
3. Injection
The concentrated PRP is placed into the targeted areas of your scalp, here in our Dallas office.
Non-surgical
No daily medication
Uses your own PRP
Little to no downtime
The H-Shot is $1,200 per treatment, after your Hair Restoration Evaluation. It is booked on its own and never combined with other services. Some patients choose a second treatment, which we discuss at your follow-up. PRP is not FDA-approved for hair loss, and individual results vary.
Choose the H-Shot™ if
You want one standardized procedure with a large draw, and nothing else added. $1,200 per treatment.
Choose the PRP Series if
You want a full program: three PRP sessions a month apart, scalp microneedling, red light and a 12-week reassessment. $2,295.
H-Shot™ is a trademark of H-Shot, LLC. This procedure is offered exclusively by providers who have completed H-Shot™ training and certification.
Pricing
Programs and Single Visits
Programs are the usual route, because hair responds to a course of treatment rather than to one visit. Single procedures are listed below for anyone starting smaller or continuing maintenance after a program.
What you should know before starting
Several treatments here are used off-label. Platelet-rich plasma and platelet-rich fibrin are not FDA-approved for hair restoration. Topical finasteride and dutasteride are not FDA-approved for hair loss in any formulation, and finasteride is not FDA-approved for hair loss in women. Off-label prescribing is legal and common when supported by clinical judgment and informed consent.
Compounded preparations are prepared by licensed 503A compounding pharmacies against an individual prescription and are not FDA-approved in the same manner as commercially manufactured drugs. Minoxidil is FDA-approved in its over-the-counter form, but the compounded combinations we prescribe are not.
Celluma is an FDA-cleared LED device. Clearance is a different and lower standard than approval, and the hair program is cleared for specific patterns of loss and Fitzpatrick skin types I to IV. Outside those groups it has not been tested and may not work.
Navara does not prescribe finasteride or dutasteride, including topical formulations, to any woman of childbearing potential without permanent birth control. A baseline PSA is required in men before starting a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor, and baseline photographs are taken before treatment begins.
Individual response varies and no specific result can be promised. Most meaningful change is visible at six to twelve months of consistent treatment, not weeks. Treatment eligibility is determined at your consultation and is not guaranteed in advance.
Supplement Support
Feed the follicle.
Iron, zinc, collagen, and targeted hair formulas built around the deficiencies we find most often in hair loss workups. Stop biotin 72 hours before any blood draw.
Common Questions
What Patients Ask Most
Ready to Start?
Find Out Why First.
The Hair Restoration Evaluation is $349 and covers your laboratory panel, medical consultation, scalp assessment, baseline photography and a personalized plan. You will know what you are actually treating before you spend anything on treating it.
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Written and clinically reviewed by Jessica Boggs, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, ENP-C, founder of Navara Health. Medical oversight by Simal Patel, MD.
Last reviewed October 17, 2026. This page is general information, not medical advice, and does not create a provider relationship.
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