This before-and-after shows a patient with female pattern hair loss and widening of the central part treated with oral minoxidil.
After six months of treatment, follow-up photographs demonstrate improved hair density and coverage through the central scalp, with decreased visibility of the part.
Hair growth develops gradually, and six months is an important early point for assessing response to treatment. Improvement may continue with ongoing therapy.
At Dermatology Circle, treatment for female hair loss begins with an accurate diagnosis. Clinical examination, standardized photography, and digital trichoscopy may be used to evaluate hair density, miniaturization, and changes over time. Treatment is individualized according to the type and severity of hair loss, medical history, and long-term goals.
Oral minoxidil is used off-label for hair loss and is not appropriate for every patient. Individual results vary.
