Hair loss
Thinning, shedding or a changing hairline. A clearer understanding of the cause is the first step towards a care plan that makes sense for you.
Understand the approaches ↓A few questions. No payment or treatment commitment.
YOUR HEALTH. YOUR LIFE. YOUR CARE.SOUND FAMILIAR?
A CONSULTATION COMES FIRST
Different patterns of hair loss can need different approaches. A clinician considers the timing, scalp symptoms and your wider health. The NHS advises speaking to a GP about the cause before using a commercial hair clinic.
Your questions. Your preferences.
A decision you make with your clinician.
YOUR CARE, OVER TIME
Agree how to use your plan, when to review it and what to do if your hair or scalp changes.
Your concerns, relevant health history and the checks that would help.
Clear explanations, appropriate options and practical next steps.
Discuss progress, questions and any changes with your clinician.
GOOD TO KNOW
Not always. Some scalp treatments can be used by women and men, while other medicines are unsuitable for women. Pregnancy and breastfeeding also affect which options can be considered. A product should not be shared simply because it helped someone else.
No. The cause of hair loss and your individual response matter. Some hair loss needs no treatment; other forms require a different assessment or referral.
Some treatments only work while you continue to use them. Discuss a maintenance plan and what may happen if you stop before deciding to start.
A supplement is not a substitute for finding the cause of hair loss. Ask whether there is a specific deficiency or other reason to consider one.
CLEAR FROM THE START
Making an enquiry is free. Consultation, care-plan and any test fees will be explained before you agree to a paid service.
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