Hair loss affects millions and can significantly impact self-esteem, making accurate diagnosis and effective treatment essential in clinical practice. This book outlines the various types of hair loss—including androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium, and cicatricial alopecia—alongside their etiologies and diagnostic methods. Emphasis is placed on patient history, scalp examination, laboratory evaluation, and pattern recognition. Treatment approaches range from topical agents and oral medications to procedural interventions such as PRP and microneedling. Clinical images, decision algorithms, and follow-up protocols guide practitioners in delivering individualized hair restoration solutions.
Ayden Scott is a clinician and researcher devoted to diagnosing and managing various hair loss disorders. His practical guides are widely used in dermatology clinics and trichology practices. Scott’s case-based approach highlights diagnostic accuracy and personalized treatment strategies. He contributes to editorial projects that focus on integrative solutions combining pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic methods. His areas of interest include autoimmune alopecia, hormonal imbalances, and lifestyle-related hair loss.