To promote hair growth through massage, it is necessary to identify the cause and then select the appropriate acupoints, including the main acupoints and those selected according to different causes, such as Sanyinjiao, Fengchi, Baihui, etc., and should not be confined to the scalp, and it is recommended that acupoints be selected by a doctor. Hair loss and non-growth of hair belongs to the categories of spot baldness and oily wind in Chinese medicine, and the causes include blood deficiency and wind dryness, deficiency of qi and blood, and insufficiency of liver and kidneys (weakening of the liver and kidneys). 1. Main acupoints: i.e. all causes of baldness and oily wind can be used, such as Sanyinjiao (acupoint located on the foot, three inches above the inner ankle, behind the medial edge of the tibia), Taixi acupoint (located in the depression between the inner ankle and the Achilles tendon), Baihui acupoint (located in the middle of the top of the head at the intersection of the tips of the two ears), etc., to regulate the qi, blood, yin and yang. You can also use the end of the five fingers to continuously massage the whole head to dredge the meridians and channels of the head and promote the operation of qi and blood. 2. Acupuncture points chosen according to different causes: if it is caused by blood deficiency and wind dryness, you can choose Fengchi, Spleen Yu, and Foot Sanli; if it is caused by both Qi deficiency and deficiency, you can choose Spleen Yu, and Foot Sanli; if it is caused by insufficiency of the liver and kidneys, you can choose Liver Yu, and Kidney Yu, etc. It is recommended to have a doctor choose the acupuncture points. It is recommended to have a doctor select the points. Massage points, you can use the thumb, index middle finger massage, etc., in order to local produce acid, numbness, swelling, distension feeling is good. Traumatized areas, bleeding areas, etc., should not be massaged. If hair loss is serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital, ask the doctor, and under the doctor’s guidance for acupressure, acupuncture, moxibustion, Chinese medicine and other treatment options.