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Hair loss rarely has one cause. Start with the concern that sounds most like yours — every routine below is physician-formulated by Dr. Susan Lin, M.D., drug-free, and usable with or without minoxidil or finasteride.

• Thinning HairA widening part line. More scalp at the crown. A ponytail that feels half its old size. Thinning is the most common hair concern for both...Shop this concern
• Excessive Hair SheddingMore hair in the brush, the drain, or on the pillow? Excess shedding — telogen effluvium, in clinical terms — is usually your growth cycle reacting...Shop this concern
• Female Pattern Hair LossA part line that widens a little more each year. A ponytail that feels half its old size. Female pattern hair loss — the hereditary, hormonal...Shop this concern
• Male Pattern BaldnessA receding hairline at the temples. A thinning patch at the crown that shows up in photographs before you notice it in the mirror. Male pattern...Shop this concern
• Postpartum Hair LossThat handful of hair in the shower a few months after your baby arrives is postpartum telogen effluvium — the estrogen drop after delivery releases thousands...Shop this concern
• Menopausal Hair LossFiner, flatter, slower-growing hair through perimenopause and menopause is real — as estrogen falls, the androgen signals that miniaturize follicles gain the upper hand, and density...Shop this concern
• Weight-Loss & Stress Hair LossHair that comes out in handfuls two to three months after a stressful event — rapid weight loss, surgery, illness, bereavement, or a period of sustained...Shop this concern
• Aging & Mature HairHair changes with age even when it is not falling out. Strands grow finer, the scalp produces less oil, colour fades, and the growth cycle shortens...Shop this concern
• Gray & Graying HairThe first grays at the temples, then the part line, then everywhere. Graying happens when the melanocytes in each follicle slow their pigment production — driven...Shop this concern
• Hair Breakage & DamageIf your hair seems to stop at a certain length, the problem may be snap-off rather than shedding. Heat, colour, chemical processing, and tight styling wear...Shop this concern
• Itchy & Flaky ScalpAn itchy, oily, or flaky scalp isn't just uncomfortable — it's a poor environment for hair to grow. Congested follicles, Malassezia yeast overgrowth, and chronic irritation...Shop this concern

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