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Yonghe Medical Group

AI scalp image recognition, outpatient record model and service-quality inspection

Yonghe Medical said its AI scalp analysis reached all clinics and produced more than 50,000 detection reports a month

In progressCompany's own claim

Problem

A hair-transplant and hair-care chain needed consistent scalp assessment, less repetitive record-keeping and a way to check consultation quality across clinics.

Approach

Yonghe rolled out AI image recognition for scalp and hair analysis in clinics nationwide. An AI medical model supports outpatient records, and AI quality inspection covers in-clinic consultations. The company also offered online AI hair-loss and aesthetic self-tests to consumers. The figures come from coverage of its H1 2026 results.

Results

over 50,000 a monthAI detection reports, as reported by the company in H1 2026 results coverageCompany's own claim[1]
over 100,000consumers who used the AI self-assessment tools, as reported by the companyCompany's own claim[1]

Takeaway

The chain used AI both in the clinic and as a consumer-facing test, and reported usage counts rather than clinical or financial results.

Categories

Evidence
Company's own claim

Sources

Source summaries

[1]Pedaily21 Aug 2026

Coverage of Yonghe Medical's H1 2026 results. It lists AI scalp image recognition in clinics nationwide, an AI model for outpatient records and AI inspection of consultations. It gives over 50,000 AI detection reports a month and over 100,000 consumers using the AI self-tests, all company-reported.

Full details are in the original sources.

Added 1 Nov 2026 · Updated 1 Nov 2026
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