Hair loss can begin gradually. You may notice more hair in your brush, a wider part, a thinner ponytail, or increased scalp visibility. Because hair loss can have many different causes, choosing a treatment before understanding the problem may not give you the results you expect. That is why Hair and scalp analysis for hair…
Hair loss can begin gradually. You may notice more hair in your brush, a wider part, a thinner ponytail, or increased scalp visibility. Because hair loss can have many different causes, choosing a treatment before understanding the problem may not give you the results you expect. That is why Hair and scalp analysis for hair…
Hair shedding is normal, but excessive shedding may signal an underlying problem. One of the quickest ways healthcare providers assess active hair loss is with a hair pull test. This simple examination helps determine whether you are losing more hair than expected and whether additional testing is needed. While the hair pull test cannot diagnose…
Hair loss can happen for many reasons. Some cases are easy to recognize through a medical history, scalp examination, digital imaging, and blood tests. Other cases are more complex and may require a scalp biopsy for hair loss. A biopsy is not needed for every patient. It is usually considered when the cause remains unclear,…
Hair loss can look simple from the outside. You may see more hair in the shower, a widening part, or reduced volume around the crown. But these visible changes do not always explain why the problem is happening. Digital scalp imaging allows a provider to examine the scalp, follicles, and hair shafts under magnification. It…
