Evidence-based guides on hair loss stages, treatment options, transplant procedures, and recovery.
Smoking is associated with accelerated androgenetic alopecia. Track density changes alongside smoking cessation to document the recovery with myhairline.ai.
Knowing your treatment is working restores the social confidence that hair loss erodes. Density data provides objective evidence of progress that rebuilds confidence.
Objective density data challenges the subjective stigma surrounding hair loss. Learn how clinical tracking empowers patients to discuss their condition with confidence.
Athletes using performance enhancement supplements may affect DHT levels. myhairline.ai tracks density for athletes concerned about supplement-driven androgenetic alopecia acceleration.
Frequent swimming in chlorinated water can affect hair quality and density. Track swim frequency alongside density readings to document the connection.
High calcium and magnesium in hard water may affect hair and scalp health. Track density before and after water filter installation to test the connection.
Wearable devices track the physiological variables that drive hair loss. Correlate HRV, sleep, and stress data from Fitbit, Oura, and Apple Watch with density changes.
Autumn brings the largest seasonal hair shed. Learn how date-stamped density tracking helps you tell whether a density dip is seasonal variation or treatment failure.
The best non-surgical hair loss treatments for men and women over 60. Covers finasteride considerations, minoxidil, PRP, SMP, laser therapy, and hair systems.