Editorial Policy

Articles are structured around clear questions, direct answers, practical decision criteria and links to related pages. We use AI-assisted workflows to produce and update content at scale, then apply a deterministic fact-check and an editor review before anything is published — high-risk claims, unsupported medical statements, off-topic content and unsafe clinic or treatment language are rejected or rewritten.

Clinic Reccy is not a medical provider. Our articles, tools and comparisons do not diagnose, prescribe, or replace evaluation by a dermatologist, surgeon, pharmacist or other qualified clinician. We do not invent named medical reviewers, and we do not present photo-based or questionnaire-based assessments as a medical diagnosis.

Wherever possible, high-risk claims are tied to authoritative sources such as medical associations, government health resources, official product labelling, clinical trial records and peer-reviewed literature. Some of the sources we rely on include:

• American Academy of Dermatology — Hair loss
• MedlinePlus — Hair loss
• ISHRS — Patient education
• FDA — Hair loss products and safety

We update pages when information changes, when audits identify thin or generic content, when structured data needs adjustment, or when a claim needs safer wording. Content that is off-topic, unsupported, unsafe or legally sensitive is removed, blocked from indexing, or rewritten before publication.