Nina Ross Atlanta

Nina Ross Atlanta From shedding pounds to growing luscious locks, we tackle it all. Visit our website for more info www.ninaross.co or please contact us at 678-561-4522.

With personalized care and advanced treatments, we're here to help you conquer health challenges and thrive. Nina Ross Hair Therapy Atlanta is full service Trichology & Healthy Hair Care Service in Atlanta, GA.

02/03/2026

You've been taught to "just use this serum," "it's genetic," and "there's nothing you can do." But no one tells you the truths that could actually save your hair…

Here are 12 things most women with thinning hair never hear:

🌱Your hair loss isn't "just genetics." It's often a sign of something medical that hasn't been properly investigated.
🌱Your thinning might not be "just stress." It could be thyroid dysfunction, hormonal imbalance, or nutrient deficiencies.
🌱Topical treatments alone won't fix internal problems. If something's off inside, your hair won't fully recover no matter what you put on it.
🌱Trauma and stress live in your body, not just your mind. Your nervous system dysregulation can trigger hair shedding for months.
🌱Poor gut health destroys more than digestion, it affects your hormones, hair follicles, and nutrient absorption.
🌱Your hair loss didn't happen overnight. There's usually years of internal dysfunction before you notice the thinning.
🌱Your gut health directly affects your hormone balance, and your hormones control your hair growth cycle.
🌱Standard labs miss most hormonal imbalances that are causing your hair to fall out.
🌱Hair loss and fatigue aren't separate issues, they're often connected to the same root cause.
🌱Minoxidil manages symptoms but rarely addresses why you're losing hair in the first place.
🌱Your edges and hairline deserve investigation, not just protective styling.
🌱Your hair loss deserves real answers, not just another product recommendation.

These truths challenge everything you've been told. But understanding them changes how you approach hair restoration.

If you've tried everything without results, it's not because your hair is broken. It's because no one told you these truths.

Which truth hits hardest? 🧠💡🌱

02/02/2026

The most important lesson I've learned as a trichologist: real hair restoration takes time, but it actually works…👀

Over the years, I've learned something more powerful: sustainable regrowth comes from understanding the "why," not just applying the "what."

When we investigate root causes instead of just treating the scalp, everything changes. When we ask "why is this hair falling out?" instead of just "what product should I use?", we find answers that lead to lasting regrowth.

Comprehensive evaluation takes more time upfront. It requires deeper investigation. Advanced testing. Looking at hormones, gut health, inflammation, and nutrient status together. Looking at the whole woman, not just her hair.

Here's what that approach creates: actual regrowth instead of shedding management. Women who restore their hair instead of women who hide their thinning. Long-term transformation instead of cycles of hope and disappointment.

If you've been using products for years without real improvement, maybe it's time to stop looking at your scalp and start looking at your hormones.

Your hair deserves restoration, not just damage control.

Comment HEALTH to book a consult 🩺💡🌱

01/31/2026

I'm a trichologist, and I believe in being honest with my clients. Here are the 5 hard truths I tell every woman dealing with hair loss 👇

Truth #1: Your hair loss didn't happen overnight, even if it feels like it did. There's usually years of internal dysfunction that finally became visible. The root cause started long before the shedding did.

Truth #2: Topical treatments alone won't fix internal problems. You can use all the serums, oils, and scalp treatments you want, but if your hormones are imbalanced, your thyroid is struggling, or your gut is inflamed, your hair won't fully recover.

Truth #3: Your doctor probably isn't running the right tests. Standard bloodwork misses most of what's actually causing hair loss. You need comprehensive hormone panels, nutrient testing, and inflammatory markers.

Truth #4: Stress is real, but it's not the whole story. Yes, stress triggers hair loss. But "just reduce stress" isn't a treatment plan. We need to understand WHY your body is responding this way and what systems are compromised.

Truth #5: Hair restoration takes time, and there are no shortcuts. If someone promises you quick results, they're lying. Real regrowth comes from addressing root causes, and that takes 6–12 months of consistent work.

I know these truths are hard to hear. But I'd rather give you honesty than false hope.

The good news? When we actually address root causes, real transformation happens. I've seen it countless times.

Comment HEALTH if you're ready for real answers 🌱💚

01/30/2026

Hormonal hair loss doesn't just affect your appearance. It signals that your entire body is out of balance…🌱

Your body stays in a stressed state. Cortisol stays elevated, impacting your hair growth cycle, metabolism, and follicle health. Your confidence suffers because you're watching your hair disappear. Relationships strain when you don't feel like yourself anymore.

Hormonal hair loss creates symptoms that are often dismissed:

✓ Thinning at the crown and part line
✓ Receding hairline and temple loss
✓ Excessive shedding that won't stop
✓ Hair that won't grow past a certain length
✓ Changes in hair texture, dry, brittle, lifeless

Here's what no one tells you: prolonged hormonal dysfunction doesn't just thin your hair, it can permanently damage follicles if left untreated. Hair loss from hormones isn't just cosmetic, it's a warning sign.

And if it's been going on for months, it deserves real investigation and treatment.

At my clinic, we provide comprehensive evaluations that identify what's driving your hormonal hair loss, whether it's thyroid dysfunction, estrogen dominance, androgen excess, nutrient deficiencies, or gut inflammation.

We don't just manage shedding. We address root causes so your hair can actually regrow.

Hormonal hair loss isn't something to "just live with." It's something to investigate, understand, and treat at the source. Comment HEALTH to book a consultation ⚠️🧠🌱

01/29/2026

Years working as a trichologist, yet women NEVER believe me when I say these things about hair loss:

"Hair oils won't fix internal deficiencies." You can massage rosemary oil into your scalp all day, but if your ferritin is at 12, your hair won't grow. Fix what's inside first.

"Your hair loss started 3 months before you noticed it." Whatever triggered your shedding — stress, illness, nutrient crash, happened months ago. Your hair is just now showing the damage.

"Low ponytails and protective styles won't stop hormonal hair loss." If your androgens are elevated or your thyroid is failing, reducing tension won't solve it. This is internal, not mechanical.

"Biotin alone won't regrow your hair." Biotin helps if you're deficient, but most hair loss is driven by hormones, inflammation, or iron deficiency. You need comprehensive treatment, not one vitamin.

"You can reverse hair loss, but not overnight." Hair grows 1/2 inch per month. It takes 6–12 months to see real regrowth. Trust the process and stay consistent with your protocol.

I've watched women regrow hair they thought was gone forever. But they had to accept the truth first: your scalp isn't the problem. Your body is.

Which one surprised you most? Comment HEALTH to book an evaluation 💗

01/28/2026

If you've been watching your hair thin and hoping it'll just "get better on its own"...

I need you to hear this. As a trichologist, these are your non-negotiables 👇

- Stop waiting. Hair loss is progressive. The longer you ignore it, the harder it becomes to reverse. Early intervention is everything.
- Get comprehensive bloodwork done. Not the basic panel your doctor runs. You need a full hormone panel, thyroid antibodies, ferritin, vitamin D, B12, and inflammatory markers.
- Stop blaming yourself. Your hair isn't falling out because you're not drinking enough water or using the wrong shampoo. There's something happening internally that needs to be addressed.
- Document everything. Take photos monthly. Track your shedding. Note your symptoms. This data is invaluable for diagnosis.
- Find a practitioner who takes you seriously. If someone tells you "it's just stress" or "that's normal," find someone else. You deserve investigation, not dismissal.
- Address your gut health. Your gut and your hair are deeply connected. Inflammation, malabsorption, and dysbiosis can all drive hair loss.
- Protect your edges and hairline. If you're a Black woman, pay special attention to traction and inflammation. Your hair care practices matter.
- Be patient but persistent. Root cause healing takes time, but it actually works. Quick fixes don't last.

These aren't suggestions. They're non-negotiables if you want your hair back.

Comment HEALTH to start your hair restoration journey 💚🌱

01/27/2026

You can't quite explain it, but your hair isn't what it used to be…👀

You're finding more hair in the drain. Your ponytail is half the size it was. You can see your scalp through your part. And every dermatologist says your "labs are normal."

That unexplained thinning could mean:

✓ Hormones are imbalanced (but standard testing doesn't measure it)
✓ Thyroid dysfunction is subclinical and being dismissed
✓ Ferritin is "normal" but not optimal for hair growth
✓ Gut dysfunction is blocking nutrient absorption to your follicles
✓ Inflammation is silently attacking your hair from the inside
✓ Your body is screaming for help while everyone tells you it's "just stress"

"Normal" labs don't always mean your hair is fine. Sometimes it means the standard tests aren't measuring what actually matters for hair growth.

Trust your instincts. If your hair is thinning, something is wrong, even if no one can find it yet.

Have you experienced this? Let us know in the comments 🩺🔍🌱

01/26/2026

You're spending hundreds on hair products while ignoring what's screaming from inside your body… 🚨

Oils, serums, treatments, expensive shampoos - but your hair keeps falling out. That's because you're treating the symptom, not the cause.

These four deficiencies could be why your hair is falling out:

First, iron (ferritin specifically).
I'm not talking about basic iron levels - I mean ferritin, your iron storage. Most labs say 12 is "normal" but your hair needs ferritin above 70 to thrive. Low ferritin starves your follicles of oxygen and they shut down completely.

Second, vitamin D.
This isn't just a vitamin - it's a hormone that controls your hair growth cycle. Most women, especially Black women, are severely deficient. If you're below 50, your follicles are struggling to stay in the growth phase.

Third, B12.
Your hair follicles are some of the fastest dividing cells in your body. Without adequate B12, that cell turnover slows dramatically. Fatigue and hair loss together? That's your body screaming for B12.

Fourth, zinc.
This mineral is critical for hair tissue growth and repair. It keeps the oil glands around your follicles working properly. Low zinc = excessive shedding and painfully slow regrowth.

Here's the problem: most doctors don't test these properly or they use outdated reference ranges. You can be "normal" on paper but still deficient for optimal hair growth.

Before you buy another expensive serum, find out if your body has the raw materials it needs to grow hair in the first place.

Comment HEALTH to book an evaluation with us 💗

01/26/2026

"It's just stress." "That's genetic, there's nothing you can do." "Your labs look fine." These phrases dismiss your hair loss instead of investigating it…👀

"It's just stress" could mean:

Undiagnosed hormonal imbalance, thyroid dysfunction, chronic inflammation, gut dysbiosis, or nutrient deficiencies that are actually causing your shedding.

"It's genetic" could mean:

Your hair loss is being dismissed instead of diagnosed. Yes, genetics play a role — but hormones ACTIVATE genetic hair loss. Balance the hormones, slow the loss.

"Your labs look fine" could mean:

Standard testing didn't look deep enough. Comprehensive hormone panels, ferritin optimization, and inflammatory markers often reveal what basic labs miss.

Normalizing hair loss prevents investigation and keeps women stuck buying products instead of treating root causes.

If you're being dismissed about your thinning, push back.

Comment HEALTH to get a comprehensive evaluation 🚨🧠🌱

01/24/2026

After years of treating hair loss, I've learned to take these signs seriously, because they often point to hormonal imbalance…

- Hair thinning at the crown, part, or temples
- Shedding that started after pregnancy, birth control change, or perimenopause
- "Normal" labs despite obvious hair loss
- Hair loss accompanied by fatigue, weight changes, or mood swings
- Thinning that appeared gradually over months or years
- Scalp tenderness or inflammation
- Changes in hair texture, dry, brittle, or wiry
- Hair that stopped growing past a certain length
- Facial hair growth alongside scalp hair loss
- Family history of thyroid issues, PCOS, or autoimmune conditions

These aren't isolated symptoms. They're patterns that point to hormonal dysfunction. If you have multiple signs from this list, your hair loss isn't random, and it deserves investigation, not dismissal.

Comment HEALTH to get the answers you're searching for 🩺🌱

01/23/2026

You've been told "it's just stress," "that's normal shedding," "your labs are fine." But you KNOW your hair isn't what it used to be and I believe you…😳

As a trichologist, I've learned that women know their hair better than any single test result. When someone says "my hair is falling out," they're usually right, even when standard testing doesn't show why.

Your instincts are data. Your lived experience matters. When you're dismissed because labs are "normal" or shedding is "typical," it's not because nothing is wrong. It's because the evaluation wasn't comprehensive enough.

I trust my patients' instincts because I've seen how often they're proven right with deeper investigation. Hormonal imbalances, thyroid dysfunction, nutrient deficiencies, inflammation, these don't always show up on standard dermatology tests.

At my clinic, we take your hair loss seriously. We use comprehensive diagnostic evaluations that go beyond basic bloodwork to identify what's been missed. Because if your hair is thinning, it deserves thorough investigation, not dismissal.

If your gut tells you something is wrong with your hair, don't let anyone convince you it's all in your head. Keep advocating. Keep searching. You deserve answers, and regrowth.

Do you trust your instincts about your hair? Let us know in the comments below 💚🔍🌱

01/22/2026

You're doing everything "right" but your body refuses to cooperate. Here's the real reason why… 😤

Eating clean. Exercising regularly. Drinking your water. Cutting calories. But the scale won't budge, your clothes keep getting tighter, and the sugar cravings are out of control.

It's not lack of willpower. Your hormones are running the show.

That droopy belly that won't budge no matter how many crunches you do?
That's cortisol. Chronic stress signals your body to store fat around your midsection as protection. Sit-ups can't fix a cortisol problem. You need to address the stress response.

Those thunder thighs that keep growing despite cardio and strength training?

That's estrogen dominance. When your liver can't detoxify excess estrogen properly, it gets stored in your hips and thighs. This is why some women gain weight only in their lower body - it's not calories, it's hormones.

Those sugar cravings you can't control no matter how much you eat?
That's insulin resistance. Your cells aren't absorbing glucose properly, so your brain keeps screaming for more sugar even though you just ate. You're stuck in a cycle of craving and crashing.

Here's what connects all three: inflammation, poor gut health, and an overburdened liver that can't keep up.

When we balance cortisol, clear excess estrogen, and restore insulin sensitivity, your body finally lets go of the weight it's been clinging to.

This isn't about eating less or working out harder. It's about fixing the hormonal chaos driving everything underneath.

Which one of these are you struggling with most? Comment HEALTH to book an evaluation with us 💗

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Nina Ross Hair Therapy was founded by Jamaal Lassiter and Shanina "Nina Ross" Lassiter; a husband & wife duo that shared a vision for the people of Metro Atlanta to have a one-stop-shop that caters to the various hair and scalp insecurities that we all share.

Nina is a skilled Trichologist and Master Cosmetologist with a wide range of certifications including Platelet Rich Plasma for Hair Loss, Mesotherapy and Radio Frequency and Non-Surgical Hair replacement, to name a few.

Combined with Jamaal's background as a Corporate Communications Trainer, they've made their vision a reality and only see brighter things ahead for current and future clients. Visit our website for more info www.ninaross.co or please contact us at 678-561-4522.