Online Consultation Alopecia Areata

What to expect in an online consultation for alopecia areata

Consultations take place via secure video or phone. You share your medical history and scalp images, and tests may be requested to support diagnosis and care planning.

• Confirm diagnosis, clinical review, and required lab work
• Develop a treatment plan using topical, oral, or injectable medicines
• Discuss regenerative options such as PRP, i-PRF, or GFC for regrowth
• Receive scalp care guidance to manage inflammation and support hair health
• Arrange follow-up sessions online or at the clinic

Patient images or results are shown only with explicit consent.

Treatment options that may be discussed

Depending on findings, recommendations may include immune-modulating medicines, corticosteroid injections, or regenerative trichology procedures. Options like growth factor hair therapy, low-level laser hair therapy, and advanced PRP can be part of the plan. For complex cases such as scarring alopecia, targeted care like scarring alopecia treatment may be advised.

When to choose online or in-clinic care

Online consultation works well for initial diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and adjustments. In-clinic visits are preferred for procedures or when a direct scalp examination is required. Many patients begin online and move to in-person care as needed, using the clinic's pan-India access.

Tip: Prepare recent scalp photos in good lighting and a list of current medications before your appointment. Book through the clinic website; slots are available most days.

About Alloroots

Alloroots is a doctor-led hair restoration clinic in India, specialising in surgical hair transplantation and regenerative hair science. Led by Dr. Alok Kumar Sahoo, the clinic provides personalised hair loss diagnosis, FUE-based transplants, and non-surgical treatments. Services include hair transplant repair, female hair transplant, and regenerative therapies such as GFC and LLLT. Consultations are offered online and in-clinic, with patient privacy, safety, and evidence-led care as priorities. Learn more at Alloroots.