Lola’s Medical Spa & Wellness

Hair showing up in your brush or shower drain can be alarming, but it doesn’t always mean something is wrong.

If you’ve recently started weight loss treatment, optimized your hormones, or corrected your thyroid, your metabolism is finally waking up. The important question isn’t just, “Am I losing hair?” It’s, “Is new hair growing back?”

Hair growth takes time, usually 3 to 4 months, so don’t expect overnight changes. In the meantime, focus on the basics that matter most:
• Eat enough protein.
• Make sure your vitamin, thyroid, and hormone levels are where they should be.
• Find healthy ways to manage stress because stress alone can contribute to hair loss.

If you need extra support, we offer Nutrafol, Xtresse, and TED Hair Restoration, a comfortable, needle-free treatment that helps deliver powerful growth serums deeper into the scalp to support healthier, fuller hair.

If you’ve noticed more shedding than usual, don’t panic. Let’s figure out why it’s happening and create a plan that’s right for you.

Visit www.lolasmedspa.com to schedule your consultation.



Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace medical advice. Hair loss can have many causes, and individual results vary. Please consult with a qualified healthcare provider to determine the underlying cause of your hair loss and the treatment options that are appropriate for you.

If you’ve been noticing more hair in your brush, shower, or all over your clothes lately… you’re definitely not alone.

Hair shedding can happen for so many reasons. Stress, postpartum changes, hormones, low iron, thyroid issues… sometimes it’s not your hair that’s the problem. It’s what your body’s been dealing with behind the scenes.

One thing we love for stress-related shedding is Xtresse. It’s a dermatologist-developed daily hair gummy designed to support healthier, fuller-looking hair from the inside out.

If your hair just doesn’t feel like it used to, stop by and chat with us. We’d be happy to tell you more about Xtresse and help you decide if it’s a good fit for you.

You don’t have to just accept hair loss as your “new normal.”

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I hear it all the time…

“I’m nervous about hormones.”
“My labs were normal, so I guess this is just how I’m supposed to feel.”
“I’ve heard hormones are dangerous.”

That’s exactly why I spend so much time during your hormone consultation educating you before we make any decisions.

When you come in, we’ll go over your symptoms, review your lab work, and talk through what you’re experiencing. Then we’ll put all of those pieces together to determine whether hormones are actually the right fit for you.

One thing I always tell my patients is this: your optimal hormone levels are your optimal hormone levels. They aren’t mine, your friend’s, or something you can compare to someone else online.

My goal isn’t to chase numbers. My goal is to help you feel your best.

Sometimes hormones are the answer. Sometimes they aren’t. If they aren’t, we’ll continue looking at other potential causes like your thyroid, vitamin deficiencies, or gut health until we find what is contributing to the way you’re feeling.

You don’t have to keep wondering if this is “just part of getting older.”

Let’s sit down, have a conversation, review your labs, and create a plan that’s personalized to you.

Schedule your hormone consultation today at www.lolasmedspa.com



Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or supplement.

Getting ready for my Netflix documentary about leaving traditional medicine to build the kind of practice I knew women deserved.

One where aesthetics, wellness, and hormones are not treated like separate conversations.

One where women feel heard, educated, confident, and cared for through every season of life.

The documentary may not be real, but the mission behind Lola’s absolutely is. 🤍

“Am I going to bruise?”

Maybe. Maybe not. But this is exactly why we can never promise that you won’t.

Your face has an entire network of blood vessels beneath the skin, and everyone’s anatomy is a little different. Even with careful technique, bruising can happen anytime a needle is involved.

Some patients leave without a mark. Others may notice a small bruise that fades over the next several days. Medications, supplements, alcohol, exercise, your individual anatomy, and the treatment area can all play a role.

Bruising is possible. A good injector works to minimize it, not pretend it can never happen.

Planning injectables before an important event? Give yourself a little extra time, just in case.

Book your appointment now at www.lolasmedspa.com