Observational survey evaluates Sebamed shampoo's impact on hair thinning in patients, indicating positive outcomes.
Objective: The present questionnaire-based study aimed to investigate the clinical experience and treatment patterns of Sebamed® anti-hair-loss shampoo usage among patients with complaints of hair loss in real-world Indian settings. Materials and methods: An observational real-world, case- and questionnaire-based survey was conducted at 47 sites in Indian healthcare centres having medical records of patients with hair loss who had received Sebamed® anti-hair-loss shampoo therapy. Results: Emotional stress (38.4%), pollution (34.2%) and dietary insufficiency (33.7%) were common risk factors associated with hair fall, followed by sunlight exposure (26.7%), recent childbirth (12.2%), seasonal variations (11.5%) and high fever (6.6%). The patients with complaints of hairfall, majority of them had anti-hypertensive (32.3%) and hormonal therapy (28.5%) as concomitant medications. The majority of patients had excessive hair shedding. Hair-shedding score: (66.9%), while the remaining patients had normal hair shedding Hair-shedding score (33.1%) [1-9]. A total of 146 patients had other anti-hair loss therapy before the initiation of Sebamed® anti-hair loss shampoo. The majority of Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) expressed strong agreement that using Sebamed® anti-hair loss shampoo for 16 weeks led to improved hair growth, thickness, hair fall count and density in patients experiencing normal hair shedding and excessive hair shedding. The overall global assessment for tolerability was good to excellent for a majority of the patients (96.4%). Conclusion: The Sebamed® anti-hair fall shampoo presents a viable and secure option for managing hair thinning and promoting hair growth.
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Rudra Sankar Dhar (2025) studied this question.
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