Scalp condition
We review surface health, irritation, oil balance and signs of inflammation.
We use AI trichoscopy to reveal details the eye cannot see. We then explain your findings clearly and translate them into a personalised plan grounded in your scalp, follicles, health context and goals.
We examine your scalp under magnification to assess condition, follicle activity, density, inflammation and early thinning patterns.
We share your results in clear, visual language using trichoscopy imagery, diagrams and follicle models. You can ask questions, address common myths and understand what may be happening beneath the surface.
We review surface health, irritation, oil balance and signs of inflammation.
Magnification helps reveal how follicles appear across the assessed areas.
We consider density, distribution and early thinning patterns together.
Your history, routine, relevant tests, medications and supplements inform the discussion.
We discuss what you have noticed, your health history, routine and treatment goals.
We use AI trichoscopy to record magnified imagery of your scalp, follicles and density.
We review the findings with you through clear visuals, diagrams and practical education.
Together, we map suitable in-clinic care, professional haircare and other next steps where appropriate.
In some cases, we may recommend pathology testing, medical investigation or a collaborative referral before we can confirm a conclusion or treatment plan.
We do not choose your next step by guesswork. We match our recommendations to your findings and current routine.

We may consider supplement guidance alongside relevant blood work and your broader health context.

We may recommend professional hair and scalp care to complement your existing routine and current needs.

Where suitable, we may recommend a staged in-clinic pathway with clear expectations and review points.
We can help you understand changes that are sudden, persistent, uncomfortable or simply difficult to interpret alone.
Begin with a 45-minute consultation, visual assessment and a plan that feels considered—not guessed.