Scalp assessment
Begin with a close look at the scalp and a conversation about shedding, thinning, irritation, and recent changes.
Hair changes can have more than one cause. We start with a personal consultation, review your scalp and goals, and build a plan around what is appropriate for you.
Thinning can relate to genetics, aging, hormones, stress, nutrition, medications, or changes in the hair-growth cycle. We review your concerns, timeline, scalp condition, routine, and health history before discussing options. Recommendations are individualized and may require medical clearance or referral.
Begin with a close look at the scalp and a conversation about shedding, thinning, irritation, and recent changes.
Your provider explains appropriate in-office and at-home support for density, thickness, scalp health, and the follicle environment, with realistic next steps.
Hair support takes consistency. Follow-up visits help document progress and adjust the plan when appropriate.
Share your history, goals, and what you have already tried.
Review suitable options, timing, home care, and whether referral is needed.
Track changes over time and refine the plan with your provider.
It is a starting point for adults concerned about thinning, shedding, scalp health, or changes in hair density. A consultation does not guarantee that a specific treatment is appropriate.
It focuses on supporting the scalp and the environment around the hair follicle. Exosomes are tiny extracellular vesicles involved in cell-to-cell communication, and researchers are studying their potential role in that environment. Exosome products are not FDA approved to treat hair loss, and results vary.
Microneedling creates controlled micro-channels and activates a repair response in the scalp. When appropriate, a provider may pair it with an exosome-based product as one part of a personalized plan; this does not guarantee new hair growth.
Your provider may review the pattern and history of thinning, medications and supplements, hormonal or lifestyle changes, scalp health, previous treatments, and your goals. Additional evaluation or another hair-loss approach may be recommended.
Hair growth cycles take time, and timelines vary by person and plan. Your provider will discuss realistic expectations after evaluating your concerns.
No. Some patterns require evaluation by a primary-care clinician, dermatologist, or another specialist. Glow will recommend referral when that is the safer next step.
Complimentary and no-pressure — your provider will review what has changed and talk through whether a hair-restoration plan is appropriate for you.
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Moody, Medical Director, Glow Beauty Lab Med Spa · Last reviewed August 2026
Treatments at Glow Beauty Lab are provided by South Carolina–licensed medical professionals, and every patient receives an individual evaluation before any medical treatment. This page is general information, not medical advice. Individual results vary and no outcome is guaranteed.
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