Hair Loss and HRT
Investigated.
Starting, changing or stopping hormone therapy can move hair in either direction — and the change usually shows up months after the decision was made. The hair is reacting to a shift most people were never told to watch.
What this usually looks like
- Increased shedding two to four months after starting, adjusting or stopping hormone therapy
- Thinning at the crown or part line during a dose or formulation change
- Texture changes — finer, softer or slower-growing hair
- Hair changes alongside estrogen, progesterone or testosterone therapy, including bioidentical and pellet forms
Recognizing it is not the same as proving it.
Hair Loss and HRT looks like several other suspects from the outside — which is why so many people treat the wrong one for years. Your Hair Investigation™ settles it, in private, with Dr. Leola.
The Hair Loss Detective™ provides comprehensive non-medical investigative trichology assessments focused on hair and scalp wellness. Based on your history, scalp examination, digital imaging and investigative findings, Trichologist Dr. Leola Anifowoshe may identify hair loss patterns that appear consistent with known forms of hair loss. These are investigative observations — not medical diagnoses. Medical diagnosis and prescriptions sit outside our scope. Individual results vary.