Alopexia Explained — Visual Confirmation Meets Professional Guidance
Alopexia helps you understand your scalp through cosmetic and visual review. Our AI transforms your photos into clear visual maps of hair density and coverage based on the Alopexia hair loss model.
This helps you decide if you want to speak with a licensed doctor for a free personalized medical assessment and prescription.
The free observational report is immediately available for your reference. The detailed doctor's report and diagnosis will be sent to you upon review for free.
The detailed doctor's report and diagnosis will be sent to you upon review for free.
How Does the Consultation Work?
Users submit their case for our doctor’s evaluation along with their health history questionnaire.
Doctors review the patient’s health history and current treatments if any and may choose to either prescribe a hair regrowth treatment or communicate with the patient as to why they might not be the right candidate for treatment.
The user maintains complete anonymity over the entire process.
What Might Be Causing Your Hair Loss
Hair loss can stem from several factors — hormonal, medical, or lifestyle-related. Early action matters. Most types of hair loss respond better when addressed promptly. Only a medical doctor will be able to provide you with a proper diagnosis and prescribe the treatment best adapted to your specific case.
Alopexia connects you with licensed doctors who can assess your hair loss and guide your treatment options.
Autoimmune
Conditions like alopecia areata, thyroid disease, or lupus can cause patchy or sudden hair loss.
Hormonal
Androgenetic alopecia, linked to DHT sensitivity, is the most common cause in men and post-menopausal women. Temporary shedding after childbirth is also frequent.
Medications
Chemotherapy, anticoagulants, and some heart drugs may trigger temporary shedding that often reverses once treatment ends.
Environmental
Pollution, UV exposure, harsh chemicals, and smoking can damage follicles and speed up loss.
Nutritional
Low iron, protein, zinc, or vitamins (A, D, B7) can weaken hair structure.
Lifestyle & Stress
Tight hairstyles, heat styling, or ongoing stress can strain follicles and cause thinning.
What to Expect — Your Alopexia Journey
From your first upload to optional doctor follow-up, Alopexia guides you through an easy, privacy-guaranteed process to understand your scalp visually.
Scalp Imaging
Take the Hair Test on your phone or webcam for a non-diagnostic cosmetic assessment.
AI Visualization
Receive a report that shows your hair loss pattern based on our reference dataset.
Free Doctor’s Consultation
Doctor reviews your health assessment and sends you a personalised prescription.
Ongoing Care
View updates and track changes over time through your Alopexia dashboard.
Hair loss made simple
Alopexia uses AI-enhanced imaging to visualize your scalp and hair coverage. It takes over 100,000 data points from your scalp photos to compare them with over 50,000 cases of alopecia - showing whether your pattern aligns with our hair loss grade 1, 2, 3, or 4 levels of visible thinning.
Use these insights to understand your hair loss patterns and send your case to Alopexia-affiliated doctors for a free independent review and eventual prescription.
Note: Alopexia AI is an observational assessment tool for users, not a diagnostic or therapeutic system.
Alopexia for Advanced Hair Regrowth Management
Learn how Alopexia's at-home hair loss test and tailored topical hair loss therapy work together for effective, clinician-guided regrowth.
Behind the Intelligence
The people who help bring Alopexia to our users
Dr. Denis Broun
CEO and Co-Chairman, Chief Medical Officer
Frode Thengs Vik
Head of Business Development and Partnerships
Vipin Yadav
Co-Chairman and Chief Strategy Officer
Naveen Narale
Chief Technology Officer
Aurora Mateos
Aurora Mateos
Dr. Priya Goswami
Head of Public Health & Wellness
“In modern medicine, awareness is the first step toward better outcomes — and that’s exactly what we aim to provide along with a professional diagnosis.”
FAQ
A licensed doctor will ask about your hair loss, your health history, and any relevant lifestyle factors. They will give you their professional assessment and advise on next steps.
Yes. The video consultation with the doctor is completely free. There is no obligation to purchase anything.
If the doctor considers treatment to be clinically appropriate, they will advise you accordingly. Any prescription issued is at the doctor's independent clinical discretion.
Yes. The consultation is confidential and conducted one to one with a licensed doctor.
No special preparation is required. It helps to have good lighting so the doctor can see your scalp clearly during the call.