DRAFT Case Study: Client Understands Positive Online Reviews After Initial Reluctance to Use Medication

Bolin* had tried everything. Every herbal treatment. Every home remedy. But nothing he had found on YouTube had stopped his hair from falling out. Searching further afield, the 26-year-old travel enthusiast found hope on Singapore’s Ashley and Martin website. Filled with before and after photos showing real life results and findings from independent review, Bolin decided to at least discuss medical hair loss treatment before he lost any more hair.

Discussing all the factors that could be leading to the rapid deterioration of Bolin’s hair, the consultant found that although he did not have any known family history of hair loss, he was under a great deal of stress. He also suffered from a skin condition. And while this form of dermatitis did not directly contribute to hair loss, the frequent scratching had been known to damage hair follicles and affect their growth cycle.

Coming into the appointment, Bolin had been reluctant to use medication to solve his hair loss problem. However, after the consultation he felt confident that this approach was both safe and effective. And having been concerned about his appearance and looking for a hair loss solution for three years, he decided to give it a try straight away.

It was astounding to see the difference his medical hair loss treatment made to his Norwood III vertex loss in a short space of time. Especially considering how disappointed he had been in the lack of results from the expensive and time-consuming herbal treatments he had used before. Even his irregular laser therapy attendance had not stopped his hair from growing back thicker and healthier than it had been before. Friends and family members not only commented on how good his hair was looking, but on the improvement in his countenance. Thrilled he had overcome his initial hesitation and tried medial hair regrowth, he could understand why he had seen so much positive feedback for Ashley and Martin on Google.

*name changed to protect privacy