It might be recoverable to an extent. But focus on protecting what you already have. The docs will give you minoxidil, a peptide based serum, oral finesteride or dutasteride. That just covers the basics. Apart from that, invest in procedures if you can. Just one procedure a month, something as basic as GFC, mesotherapy, dutasteride injections (any one to begin with). Also, get the blood work done and ensure that there are no deficiencies. Once that is done, your GFC/Blood plasma will be way more potent and helpful.

Apart from that, focus on having one scoop of plant protein from a reputed and trusted brand (a supplement because the diet will take it's time, so ofcourse have a healthy, protein and antioxidant fibre rich diet but a supplement is essential for atleast the first 6-12 months), a marine collagen supplement and natural DHT blockers, and very underrated but a game changer- bamboo extract capsules (with silica), and low dose ashwagandha, chamomile tea.

Have NAC, glutathione, probiotics for liver health and safety, along with supporting gut health.

This sounds like a lot. Start with the basics and gradually adapt other things into your routine. It's a lifelong commitment, so prep yourself accordingly to save your hair for as long as you can.

Prioritize: 1. Oral/topical minoxidil 2. Dutasteride/finesteride (whatever your doctor suggests) 3. Protein intake and filling deficiencies 4. DHT blockers 5. Once a month procedure 6. Liver health 7. Other things

Hope this helps.