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In December JDD posted a March article early online. If you have not read it yet, you do not want to miss it! Social media is flooded with hair loss advice – but how much of it can you trust? A recent systematic review explored the quality of hair loss content on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and more.
The findings reveal a troubling reality: while some trustworthy information from dermatologists exists, it’s vastly outnumbered by personal anecdotes, unproven remedies, and hype-driven claims. Less than 19% of content comes from medical experts, leaving users vulnerable to misinformation that could fuel anxiety and influence treatment decisions.
What can be done to improve the landscape of online hair loss content? Discover what the research suggests and how dermatologists can play a key role in reshaping this digital narrative.