Hair loss solutions
Physician-led evaluation and treatment of hair thinning and loss, combining diagnostic assessment with medical, topical, and procedural options matched to the underlying cause.
What it is & how it works
A physician-led evaluation of hair thinning or loss that starts by identifying the underlying cause — commonly androgenetic (pattern) hair loss, telogen effluvium, nutritional deficiency, or thyroid/hormonal factors — since treatment approach differs meaningfully by cause, followed by a combination of medical, topical, and/or procedural treatment (such as prescription medication, PRP, or in-clinic procedures) matched to that diagnosis.
How it's done
Begins with a clinical assessment and, where indicated, blood tests (such as thyroid, iron, or hormone panels) and scalp examination to identify cause, followed by an individualized treatment plan that may combine prescription medication, topical treatments, PRP sessions, or referral for hair transplant evaluation where appropriate; results are assessed over months given hair growth cycles, with follow-up typically every 2–3 months.
Why Unfold Longevity
Starts with diagnosis of the underlying cause rather than a generic anti-hair-loss product, so treatment is matched to what's actually driving the loss.
Treatment response and timeline vary meaningfully by underlying cause, hair-loss stage, and individual factors, and some hair-loss types respond better to treatment than others; realistic expectations are set at assessment based on diagnosis rather than a guaranteed regrowth outcome, and any prescription medication is managed by a physician.
Related questions
Treatment approach differs meaningfully depending on whether the cause is pattern (androgenetic) hair loss, a temporary shedding phase (telogen effluvium), a nutritional deficiency, or a hormonal/thyroid issue — treating the wrong cause with the wrong approach wastes time, so assessment identifies the driver first before a plan is built.
Hair grows in cycles, so meaningful change is generally assessed over several months rather than weeks, with follow-up typically every 2–3 months to track progress; response and timeline vary by underlying cause and individual factors, which is discussed realistically at assessment rather than promised as a fixed outcome.
Every treatment starts with a proper assessment
Not treatment sold on the first call. A clinician reviews your case before anything is recommended.