Hair Care
Support hair and scalp health with evidence‑based routines, nutrition, and clinical options for common forms of hair loss.
Support hair and scalp health with evidence‑based routines, nutrition, and clinical options for common forms of hair loss.
Identify patterns to choose the right care path.
Gradual thinning influenced by genetics and hormones.
Diffuse shedding after stress, illness, or deficiency.
Autoimmune patches—often responsive to targeted therapy.
Pair lifestyle care with therapies supported by clinical data.
Minoxidil and finasteride under provider guidance; consider risks, benefits, and monitoring.
PRP, low‑level laser therapy, and specialist referrals when appropriate.
Strengthen the scalp barrier and reduce breakage.
Use balanced shampoos; avoid harsh surfactants.
Niacinamide, peptides, or caffeine where indicated.
Ensure iron, zinc, vitamin D, and protein adequacy.
Support stress management to normalize shedding cycles.
Our clinicians and coaches help you choose the safest, most effective options.
Address common deficiencies linked with shedding.
Discuss testing for iron, ferritin, vitamin D, B12, and thyroid as appropriate.
Support hair health with protein, micronutrients, and balanced patterns.
Daily actions that protect the scalp and strands.
Match frequency to scalp type; avoid stripping cleansers.
Use actives where indicated; monitor response over weeks.
Minimize heat, tight styles, and mechanical stressors.
Adjust every 6–8 weeks based on goals and tolerance.
Answers grounded in clinical guidance.
Expect visible changes in 3–6 months for many approaches.
Use under guidance; review risks and benefits with your clinician.
Yes—support stress care to normalize hair cycles.