The main categories: topical treatments such as minoxidil; prescription oral medications a doctor may discuss depending on your case; low-level laser devices; in-office procedures offered by clinics; and surgical hair transplantation for suitable candidates. Supplements and specialized shampoos exist too, with generally more modest evidence.
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Broadly, four families. Topicals you apply to the scalp, oral medication that works on the hormone side, procedures done in a clinic, and surgery, which moves your own hair from where it was never going to leave. Which family fits depends entirely on what is actually happening on your scalp, And that is a doctor's call, not a search results. The wrong family is a year lost.
Which of these fits you depends on what is causing your loss, how far it has progressed, your health, and your priorities — which is precisely why the starting point is a doctor's evaluation, not a product page. Uberhair does not sell treatments and has no stake in which option you and your doctor choose.
Whatever you start, measure it: with standardized imaging you will know in months, not years, whether it is earning its keep. Individual results vary.