Organize hair loss treatments, adherence, and progress photos

A hair loss routine can include more than one schedule and more than one kind of note. Plume keeps the plan you entered, what happened and the photo timeline in one place.

Plume records the plan you enter. Treatment decisions belong with a qualified clinician.

Kirkland Signature 5% topical minoxidil and a Hims Hair Hybrids container on a bathroom counter

What a treatment tracker should organize

A hair loss treatment tracker can organize the schedules you already follow, completed and missed entries, routine changes, symptoms and repeatable scalp photos. Plume supports routines such as minoxidil and finasteride without choosing a treatment for you. It keeps Hairline and temples, Top and part and Crown photos beside the history and can create a discussion PDF for a clinician. Plume does not prescribe, diagnose or judge treatment success.

Put schedules, entries, and photos on one timeline

  1. Add the routines you follow

    Enter each schedule from product directions or clinician guidance so the tracker matches your real plan.

  2. Record adherence

    Mark completed and missed entries so the history stays useful and honest.

  3. Date changes and symptoms

    Keep factual notes beside the routine entry or photo date they belong to.

  4. Review or export the record

    Compare matching photos yourself and create a discussion PDF for a clinician conversation when useful.

A patient and clinician reviewing printed scalp photographs together

Connect routine entries with dated scalp photos.

Different routines stay organized

Keep the plan you follow in one place instead of splitting it across reminders and notes.

Missed entries and changes remain visible

The record reflects real adherence and the dates when the plan changed.

The visual record stays connected

Hairline, Top and Crown photos sit beside the treatment history and observations.

How to log treatment without giving medical advice

Track the plan you have instead of creating one in the app

Plume lets you enter the treatment routines you already follow, including minoxidil and finasteride. Keep each schedule clear and use the tracker to record what happened.

The app does not choose a treatment, dose or frequency. Follow product directions and clinician guidance. Speak with a qualified professional before starting, stopping or changing a medication.

Keep the imperfect history because that is the useful history

Completed entries matter. Missed entries matter too. Plume keeps both, along with the date of a routine change and any factual observation you added.

A sequence of events can help with recall, but it cannot prove that one routine caused a symptom or visible change. Medical interpretation belongs with a clinician.

  • Record completed and missed entries.
  • Date changes when they occur.
  • Describe symptoms in plain factual language.
  • Keep clinician instructions distinct from personal notes.

Bring the routine and visual history into the same review

Plume keeps Hairline and temples, Top and part and Crown photos beside the treatment history. Choose two matching dates and inspect them with the manual comparison tools.

When you need to explain the timeline, create a discussion PDF from the history you selected. The export supports conversation. It does not provide a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

Questions about treatment tracking.

What can I track in a hair loss treatment record?

You can record schedules, completed and missed entries, routine changes, factual symptoms, notes and guided Hairline, Top and Crown photos.

Can Plume track minoxidil and finasteride?

Yes. Plume can record the minoxidil and finasteride routines you enter, along with adherence, notes and photos.

Does Plume recommend treatments?

No. Plume records the plan you already have. It does not prescribe or recommend a treatment, dose or schedule.

Can I prepare the record for a clinician?

Yes. Create a discussion PDF from the history you selected and bring it to a clinician conversation.

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