Choose the right guide for your routine
How to use this library
Hair loss information online is often fragmented across forums, clinic pages, and anecdotal timelines. This library is designed to do two things:
- Give you a factual, practical overview of the main treatment categories.
- Connect each treatment to a clear tracking workflow inside Track Hair.
If you are new to the subject, start with the male pattern baldness guide and then read the specific treatment pages that match your current plan or the options you are discussing with a clinician.
A practical framework
Minoxidil
Usually the most accessible starting point. It is commonly used as a topical treatment and sometimes as an oral treatment under clinician supervision. Read the minoxidil guide.
Finasteride
Often the most important medical option for men with androgenetic alopecia because it targets DHT, the hormone involved in follicle miniaturization. Read the finasteride guide.
Microneedling
Usually used as a supportive treatment rather than a standalone answer. Session timing, irritation, and coordination with topicals matter. Read the microneedling guide.
PRP
An in-clinic option that some clinicians use as part of a broader plan. Results vary and it is best understood as one component of a multi-step strategy. Read the PRP guide.
Hair transplant
A procedural option for suitable candidates when medical therapy alone is not enough or when redistribution of donor hair makes sense. Read the hair transplant guide.
Red light therapy
A device-based option that some people use alongside a broader regimen. Consistency and expectations matter. Read the red light therapy guide.