Going to dermatologist for hair loss I'm only 19, should I tell her I took plan B twice this year? (photos)

Yes, I would disclose all recent medications. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

It’s always important to tell your physician all the information including the medicine that you have recently taken or are currently taking, otherwise they won't have all the facts to better serve you.

When it comes to determining the cause of hair loss, every piece of information is potentially relevant. Information relating to Plan B is important as the hormone contained in the medication (1.5 mg levonorgestrel) could cause shedding in a smaller number of users - as can any sudden hormone change.
But all females with perceived hair thinning require blood tests.  If your hair does not improve be sure to see your dermatologist for repeat evaluation and consideration of ordering blood tests. Low iron levels are sometimes relevant to hair loss in young women as are anemias (low hemoglobin), thyroid issues. Other causes including hair styling practices, stress, diet, weight loss and general scalp health need to be reviewed.

Certain birth control pills are a well-known cause for hair loss. That being said, there are multiple causes for hair loss, particularly in women. In order to properly determine the cause of your hair loss, you should tell your doctor about all medications that you are on, even if you took Plan B in the past.  

Birth control pills are known to cause hair loss in women.  Sometimes the hair loss is only minimal and your dermatologist should be able to tell you haw bad your hair loss is