HAIR AND SCALP
Hair and Scalp
Hair loss and scalp problems may not be due to a single cause. The type, duration, and distribution of hair loss, scalp findings, and accompanying factors are all evaluated together.
You may not know the name of the diagnosis. You can start with your most prominent complaint and work your way through the relevant categories.
COKE
LOOP
BALANCE
COMMON OCCURRED
Hair Loss and Scalp Problems
Although the reasons for seeking medical attention may vary, an accurate assessment begins with considering both the type of hair loss and any accompanying symptoms.
01
Hair Loss
In cases of intensifying, lengthening, or recurring hair loss, determining the cause is the first step.
02
Androgenetic Alopecia
Hair thinning, which can show different distributions in women and men, is associated with genetic and hormonal factors.
03
Alopecia Areata
A condition that can manifest as localized, sudden areas of hair loss on the scalp or body.
04
Telogen Effluvium
Common hair loss can occur following stress, illness, diet, medications, or physiological changes.
05
Scarring Alopecia
Conditions that can carry a risk of permanent damage to hair follicles may require early evaluation.
06
Itching & Dandruff
Itching, scaling, and sensitivity in the scalp can occur for various reasons.
EVALUATION PROCESS
Roadmap for hair loss
Not every patient requires the same test or treatment. The process is shaped by clinical findings.
01
Peak
The duration and distribution of hair loss, as well as scalp findings, are evaluated.
02
Trichoscopy
Hair and scalp can be examined in detail with magnified assessment.
03
Necessary Examinations
Blood tests or additional assessments may be planned depending on the clinical situation.
04
Planning
Based on the diagnosis, expectations, and needs, a personalized roadmap is created.
HAIR DERMATOLOGY
The goal in treating hair loss is not just to reduce the amount of hair loss, but also to correctly classify the cause and evaluate the scalp as a whole.
EXAMINE ACCORDING TO THE SUBJECT.
Hair and Scalp Guide
You can examine hair loss, diagnosis, medications, supportive treatments, and scalp issues as separate groups.
01 · SPILL TYPES
TYPES OF HAIR LOSS
02 · EXAMINATION & DIAGNOSIS
EXAMINATION & DIAGNOSIS
03 · TREATMENTS & MEDICATIONS
TREATMENTS & MEDICATIONS
04 · SUPPORTING APPLICATIONS
SUPPORTING PRACTICES
05 · SCALP
SCALP
06 · FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
PHYSICIAN EVALUATION
The cause of your hair loss may not be the same.
The type of hair loss, scalp findings, medical history, and accompanying factors are all evaluated together to determine the appropriate approach.