25/09/2026
Not every hair loss treatment you see online is backed by science.
When we say a treatment is “proven to work,” it means there is scientific evidence—such as clinical studies—supporting its effectiveness and safety for a specific type of hair loss.
Treatments such as minoxidil and PRP have evidence supporting their use in certain cases. But many popular oils, serums and supplements have limited or insufficient scientific evidence. At best, they may simply not work. At worst, they can cause irritation, allergic reactions, interact with medications, or delay proper diagnosis and effective treatment.
When it comes to hair loss, choosing evidence over trends matters. 🧬