Expert consultation for persistent or unresolved hair loss
FHI primarily serves patients with persistent, progressing, unresolved or treatment-resistant hair loss, often after previous medical assessment or treatment.
In-person assessment in Toronto. Remote case review worldwide. Inquiries are reviewed before appointments are offered.
Is FHI the right next step?
The consultation focuses on the question that remains unresolved in your care.
- Why is hair loss continuing or progressing despite care?
- Why is treatment response disappointing or uncertain?
- Why do the diagnosis or clinical findings remain unresolved?
- How should conflicting findings, investigations or previous treatment responses be interpreted?
Inquiries are reviewed first
FHI accepts patients selectively. Some inquiries may be better served by an initial medical assessment, further investigation or another practitioner. An inquiry does not guarantee an appointment.
FHI reviews each inquiry to determine the appropriate next step. In some circumstances, we may suggest a brief introductory call before offering an appointment.
Initial Case Consultation
45–60 minutes with Peter R. Feldman, by video or in person as appropriate. The fee is $850, including ordinary appointment preparation and concise documentation.
The consultation reviews your concerns, relevant history, prior assessments, previous and current treatments, reported responses, and available photographs and clinical findings.
Peter interprets the information reasonably assessable within the consultation, identifies important uncertainties and sets priorities for investigation, further analysis and management.
What you receive
A concise written consultation summary is included in the $850 fee. It sets out relevant findings, unresolved questions, investigation or management priorities and recommended next steps.
A considered interpretation or useful management direction may be available during the consultation. Some cases need more evidence, investigation or substantial analysis before a fuller opinion can be completed.
Consultation time does not include unlimited preliminary or subsequent analysis. Additional analytical work is proposed only when needed, with its scope, deliverable and fee agreed before work begins.
From inquiry to a confirmed appointment
Patient inquiry → FHI-provided secure intake → FHI screening → Appointment offer → Invoice emailed → Full payment received → Appointment confirmed.
Start with your principal concern, a concise history, previous diagnoses, treatments and relevant records already available. An exhaustive historical dossier is not required to request an appointment.
FHI confirms the secure intake route for photographs and clinical documents before submission. Cancellation terms are disclosed before payment. Full payment is required to confirm the offered appointment.