Changes in hair mean different things to different people. At Root we start with what you have noticed, not with a procedure chosen from its name.
We ask what needs understanding first.
Bring the history of the change, your previous care and the questions that matter to you. Our clinician establishes the clinical context and explains the evidence, limits and costs of any option we propose.
- How do you investigate the changes I describe?
- Who explains suitability and the limits of each option?
- What follow-up and ongoing commitments are involved?
Put this perspective into practice.
Each guide below covers what the service involves and the questions worth bringing to your consultation.
Hair-loss assessment
A 45-minute assessment of pattern, history and scalp health with trichoscopy, so your plan starts with a cause rather than a product.
- What should an individual assessment clarify before I consider hair-loss assessment?
- How will a clinician investigate the cause and pattern of my hair changes before discussing treatment?
- What evidence, limitations, ongoing care and donor-area considerations apply to the options discussed?
Scalp health consultation
A consultation for scalp symptoms such as itch, flaking or sensitivity, with everyday care advice and referral to dermatology when something needs it.
- What should an individual assessment clarify before I consider scalp health consultation?
- How will a clinician investigate the cause and pattern of my hair changes before discussing treatment?
- What evidence, limitations, ongoing care and donor-area considerations apply to the options discussed?
Medical treatment review
A prescriber-led review of medical options for hair loss, covering evidence, suitability, side effects and the monitoring that goes with them.
- What should an individual assessment clarify before I consider medical treatment review?
- How will a clinician investigate the cause and pattern of my hair changes before discussing treatment?
- What evidence, limitations, ongoing care and donor-area considerations apply to the options discussed?
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General information, not medical advice.
