Hair loss diagnosis and medication prescription

The diagnosis of hair loss and prescription of medication is a process of assessing the current condition of the scalp and hair, the degree of hair loss progression, and establishing a treatment direction and medication plan tailored to the individual. Because the causes and progression patterns of hair loss vary, it is important to comprehensively assess not just the degree of hair shedding, but also the area and extent of hair loss, hair thickness and density, scalp condition, family history, and currently taken medications. Through a consultation, the type and progression of hair loss, such as male-pattern or female-pattern hair loss, are identified, and if medication is required, appropriate treatments are prescribed based on the individual's condition. Hair loss treatment may involve oral medications such as finasteride or dutasteride, as well as treatments like minoxidil, and the prescription details may vary depending on the patient's condition and treatment goals. It is important to continue medication consistently for a certain period while monitoring changes in hair and scalp, and the dosage or treatment plan may be adjusted based on the progress of the treatment. Depending on the need, treatments such as AGF, PRP, BOTOX, or HairCell may also be considered. An accurate diagnosis and prescription are determined after a consultation with medical staff.