Battling with FFA for 10 years // finally she got the solution she be looking for all these years.

Do you lose all your hair with frontal fibrosing alopecia?
Frontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA) tends to start slowly, often causing a thin band of balding skin that runs along the front and sides of the hairline. FFA can also cause hair loss elsewhere on the body. Anywhere you have hair, you may notice hair loss. Many people lose some (or all) of their eyebrows

Can hair grow back with FFA?
If you have FFA, treatments usually help slow hair loss over time. But hair you've already lost usually doesn't grow back.

Frontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA) is a permanent, scarring hair loss condition that destroys hair follicles and replaces them with scar tissue. It primarily affects women over 50, causing a gradual recession of the fronto-temporal hairline and eyebrow loss. FFA is a type of lichen planopilaris (LPP) and is also known as Axel Munthe's Syndrome or follicular lichen planus. Early signs include scalp discomfort or itchiness, and subtle facial papules along the hairline.



10 years battling with FFA finally she got the solution

coming to London on the 29/07/25 to 03/08/2025

Paradise Hair Salon 455-455A New Cross Rd SE14 6TA

The full protein hair mask treatment is £100 it comes with checking the scalp and a trim,

(Please bring your towel for the treatment after washing your hair)

Checking the scalp is £35

Conrow natural hair £30

These prices are already in half price

The full combo's products
Growing back, your is now £135 was £250

FFA and CCCA, the full combo is now £166 was/ £350

Dandruff Itchy scalp FFA & CCCA now £186
was/ £450