Evidence-based guides on hair loss stages, treatment options, transplant procedures, and recovery.
Some patients experience hair loss on statins. myhairline.ai tracks density changes during statin therapy to document whether your cholesterol medication is contributing to shedding.
Chronic telogen effluvium lasts more than 6 months and is notoriously difficult to manage. myhairline.ai tracks the long-term density pattern and treatment response for CTE patients.
Allergic contact dermatitis from hair dye, Minoxidil, or other products can cause hair loss. Track density changes after dermatitis episodes and treatment.
Cornrows and braids can cause traction alopecia despite being considered protective styles. Track hairline position changes with each braid installation.
COVID-19 frequently causes significant telogen effluvium. Document COVID-related hair loss with clinical-quality data for your doctor and track your recovery.
Diffuse thinning is the most common female hair loss pattern and the hardest to see in a mirror. myhairline.ai's density heatmap makes invisible thinning visible.
Learn how to document and track discoid lupus erythematosus scalp lesions with photo protocols, treatment response tracking, and rheumatology collaboration tips.
Tracking chemotherapy-related hair loss and regrowth provides emotional support and clinical data. myhairline.ai documents the regrowth timeline for oncology follow-ups.
Eating disorders cause significant hair loss through nutritional deficiency. Track density recovery as nutrition is restored for measurable recovery evidence.
Eyebrow thinning can indicate systemic conditions. Density mapping extends to eyebrow tracking, helping users document brow thinning for their dermatologist.
Eyelash loss from alopecia areata is distressing and requires documentation. myhairline.ai tracks eyelash density alongside scalp data to create a complete disease extent record.
Understand the differences between female pattern hair loss (FPHL) and diffuse thinning. Learn how tracking data reveals distinct patterns and guides treatment decisions.