Type-Specific Hair Loss Treatment
Male pattern, female pattern, alopecia areata, telogen effluvium — each type has different causes and requires a different approach.
Duration
Determined after consultation
Cycle
Varies by type
Recovery
None (same-day return to daily activities)
Anesthesia
N/A
A diagnostic process that accurately classifies hair loss type and designs treatment strategies matched to the specific condition.
Effects
Accurate classification of your hair loss type enables treatment targeted to the actual cause
Treatments that do not match your type are avoided
Focusing on the root cause improves long-term management effectiveness
Recommended for
- You are unsure which type of hair loss you have
- You want treatment that is matched to your specific hair loss pattern
Hair loss is classified by cause and pattern into categories such as male pattern hair loss, female pattern hair loss, alopecia areata, and telogen effluvium. Each type follows a different progression path and responds to different treatments.
MOLIV uses precision diagnostics to classify your hair loss type accurately and designs the most suitable combination of treatments for that specific type.
What makes MOLIV different
Type-Matched Treatment
The direction of medication, procedures, and surgery changes depending on the hair loss type.
Root-Cause Approach
Focus is placed on underlying causes rather than surface-level symptoms.
Process
Type Diagnosis
Hair loss pattern and underlying causes are analyzed to classify the type.
Treatment Strategy Design
A treatment plan suited to the classified type is developed.
Treatment Application
The designed treatment is applied in planned stages.
Progress Review
Treatment effectiveness is monitored and adjustments are made as needed.
Precautions
Hair loss types can present in combination, making precise diagnosis important
Treatment duration and methods differ by type, so individual consultation is necessary
Professional diagnostic assessment is recommended over self-diagnosis for accurate type classification
Related FAQ
Start by identifying your hair loss type
Effective treatment begins with an accurate classification of your condition.