What's usually going on
Most hair loss in men is hereditary. It tends to start at the temples or the crown and happens slowly, which is why it's often a photograph or a comment that makes you notice.
It isn't a sign of poor health, and leaving it alone is a perfectly good choice. If you'd rather act, there are well-established options a clinician can talk you through.
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When we open, all of this happens online.
An honest assessment
A short online questionnaire and photos of your hairline, reviewed by a UK clinician.
A plan you agree together
If treatment is right for you, your clinician explains the options and what to expect. No pressure to proceed.
Check-ins that notice change
Progress photos and your Daily Debrief sit alongside your plan, so you and your clinician see the whole picture.
Pick the picture closest to your hairline.
Five quick questions, then a plain explanation of what the pattern usually means. A doctor-written report by email if you want it, no account needed.
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Dr Placeholder Name · GP, Zett clinical lead
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