Assessment
Hair-Loss Consultation & Trichoscopy
A doctor-led assessment with a microscope scalp scan — the starting point for every treatment plan.
Rootwell Hair Clinic · Singapore
Understand your hair loss — then treat it properly
A doctor-led assessment for men and women. We scan your scalp, name the real cause, and set out an honest treatment pathway — before you spend a dollar on the wrong thing.
Book a consultation Assessment first, then a plan
How a Rootwell plan comes together
We do not start with a treatment. We start by understanding your hair loss, then build a pathway that fits it — protect, regrow or restore.
Assess & Diagnose
A doctor-led consultation and trichoscopy scan that names your exact loss type before a single treatment is suggested.
Medical & Maintenance
Prescription oral and topical treatment that slows genetic loss and protects the hair you still have.
Regrow & Thicken
PRP, low-level laser and scalp therapy that wake thinning follicles and improve the growing environment.
Restore by Surgery
FUE hair transplantation that brings back density where follicles are long gone, planned for a natural result.
Hair loss is not just a men's problem
Hair loss in men
Most men see some genetic thinning by their fifties — a receding hairline and crown driven by DHT. The earlier it is assessed, the more there is to protect.
Hair loss in women
Roughly one woman in three notices meaningful thinning at some stage, typically a widening part and diffuse loss with the front line intact, and more often hormone-linked.
Treatment solutions
Ways we can help your hair
From a first scan to surgical restoration — each option below is one piece of a sequenced plan, not a one-off package.
Regrowth
PRP Hair-Growth Treatment
Platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood, returned into the scalp to wake thinning follicles.
Medical
Prescription Hair-Loss Medication
Doctor-prescribed oral and topical treatment that targets what drives inherited pattern loss.
Restoration
FUE Hair Transplant
A surgical restoration that moves your own permanent follicles into bare areas — for advanced loss.
Free, no obligation
Try the Hair Restoration Planner
Tell us your hair-loss type, stage and goal, and we will suggest a likely treatment pathway and indicative range — a starting point for your consultation.
1 · What kind of hair loss?
2 · How far along?
3 · What is your goal?
Suggested pathway
Indicative range for the pathway, not a quote
A typical pathway:
Every plan starts with a doctor-led consultation — these pathways and ranges are an honest guide to set expectations, never a diagnosis or a fixed quote. Your real plan and price are confirmed in person. Rootwell is a fictional demo brand built by SGBP.
How it works
From worry to a clear plan
01
Tell us what you are seeing
Message us or use the planner — the pattern, how long, and what is bothering you. No commitment, just a sense of where you stand.
02
Come in for the assessment
A doctor takes a history and scans your scalp under the microscope, so the diagnosis is measured, not guessed.
03
Get a written, costed pathway
We set out what is realistic for your loss type, the options, the costs and the timeline — yours to take away.
04
Start, then track the change
You begin the plan that fits, and we review you against your baseline scan so progress is something you can actually see.
We're open & taking patients
Book a consultation with us
A proper scalp assessment is the honest first step — whether you have just noticed it or have been worrying for years. Weekdays 10am–8pm · Saturdays 10am–4pm · Sundays & public holidays closed.
Book an appointment Meet the team
The clinicians behind your plan
Dr Evelyn Sng
Medical Director · MBBS, Dip. Hair Restoration
Founded Rootwell after years of watching people spend on the wrong treatment for the wrong diagnosis. She still personally runs every first consultation and designs each transplant hairline herself.
Dr Marcus Teo
Aesthetic & Restoration Physician
Leads the PRP, laser and medical programmes, with a particular interest in early intervention. Known for explaining the science in plain language and never overselling.
Sister Hannah Lim
Senior Trichology Nurse
Runs the trichoscopy scans, the scalp treatments and the progress reviews. Close to fifteen years in hair and scalp care, and the steady hand most patients remember.
4,200+
scalp assessments since 2018
4.9★
from 600+ Google reviews
Men & women
both treated, all ages
Doctor-led
on every single plan
In their words
Patients on their results
★★★★★
My crown had been thinning for two years and I kept buying random shampoos. Rootwell scanned my scalp, showed me exactly what was happening and put me on a clear plan. Eight months in, the shedding stopped and the crown is visibly fuller. No hard sell at any point.
Wei Jie Tan
★★★★★
After my second baby my part went so wide I stopped tying my hair up. Dr Sng ran bloods, found a couple of things going on, and built a programme around it. The progress photos finally convinced me it was working when the mirror could not. So reassuring.
Priya Menon
★★★★★
I researched transplants for a year, including overseas. What sold me on Rootwell was how honest the assessment was about my donor hair and what was realistic. The hairline they designed looks completely natural and nobody can tell. Worth every dollar.
Daniel Koh
★★★★★
I went in half expecting to be talked into a transplant. Instead the doctor said mine was early and a transplant was overkill, and started me on laser and medication. Being told I did not need the expensive option is exactly why I trust them.
Serene Wong
Common questions
Hair-loss treatment FAQs
Yes — a significant physical or emotional stress, a major illness, surgery, crash dieting or childbirth can push a large number of follicles into the shedding phase at once, leading to a frightening shed a couple of months later. The reassuring part is that this type, called telogen effluvium, is usually temporary and recovers once the trigger passes. We assess it carefully though, because persistent shedding can have other causes worth ruling out.
For both men and women, the most common cause is genetic — androgenetic alopecia, where follicles are gradually miniaturised by the hormone DHT. In men it shows as a receding hairline and crown; in women as a widening part and diffuse thinning. Other causes include thyroid issues, iron deficiency, post-partum and menopausal changes and stress, which is exactly why we test and scan before deciding on any treatment.
Completely. Shedding around 50 to 100 hairs a day is part of the normal hair cycle, and seeing some in the shower or on the pillow is not a sign of a problem on its own. What matters is a change: noticeably more hair coming out than usual, a widening part, a receding line or visible scalp where there was not before. If you are seeing those, a scan is worthwhile.
The treatments we offer — trichoscopy, PRP using your own blood, low-level laser, medically prescribed medication and FUE transplantation — are well-established and performed by our medical team after a proper assessment. Like any medical treatment they have considerations, which our doctor explains to you in full before you start anything, including for prescription medication. We will also tell you honestly when a treatment is not suitable for you.
Hair grows slowly, so honesty matters here: most treatments show their effect over months, not weeks. Many people notice reduced shedding first, often within the first couple of months, with visible thickening following over six to twelve months. A transplant’s final result is judged at around a year. We track everything against your baseline scan so you can see the gradual change objectively rather than guessing.
With inherited pattern loss, the underlying process carries on, so maintenance treatment generally needs to continue to hold the result — we are upfront that stopping medication usually means the loss resumes over time. PRP and laser are also planned as courses with ongoing maintenance. A transplant is permanent for the transplanted hair, but does not stop loss elsewhere, so most patients keep up medication to protect their remaining native hair.