What the team covers
The team focuses on questions Plume can answer responsibly. That includes building a photo baseline, repeating hairline and crown views, keeping routine history, recording useful context, and preparing a clearer record for a clinician visit.
Plume does not publish a diagnosis or treatment plan. When a topic requires medical judgment, the guide directs the reader to a qualified clinician.
How guides are researched
Product statements are checked against the current Plume app. Health information is checked against direct sources such as the American Academy of Dermatology, official medicine labels, government health guidance, and published research.
Every health source used in an article appears in its sources section so readers can check the original information.
Medical review
Plume does not label an article as medically reviewed unless a named and qualified reviewer has reviewed that exact article. Until that process exists, treatment pages stay focused on record keeping, label directions, clinician guidance, and clear safety boundaries.
Corrections and updates
The team updates an article date only after a meaningful content change. If a correction changes the meaning of a guide, the source, wording, and modified date are checked together.
Contact the team
Send questions or correction requests to the Plume Editorial Team.