See What's Actually Happening to Your Hair — $50 Trichoscopic Evaluation

Every patient receives a comprehensive trichoscopic examination under a video microscope to assess individual follicle health. We take photographic documentation in a controlled setting — same room, lighting, camera, and distance — which becomes your baseline for tracking progress. This detailed evaluation looks at hair density, caliber, growth patterns, and follicle miniaturization to determine the exact nature and extent of your hair loss. The 40-minute private consultation includes reviewing your medical history, discussing treatment options, and creating a personalized plan based on your specific condition.

Hair loss has 72 scientific causes, but causes are weak, not quantifiable, and keep changing. We don't focus on identifying specific causes because treating one cause often means hair falls for another reason. Our trichoscopic evaluation assesses follicle strength and health patterns — this tells us what your hair needs to grow stronger, regardless of the underlying triggers. The evaluation determines whether your follicles can respond to medical therapy, need transplant support, or require a combination approach.

Yes, absolutely. The trichoscopic examination immediately shows us follicle health and density patterns. Areas with some remaining follicles — even if hair appears thin or weak — can respond well to our Multiple Therapy Approach with 30-156% improvement possible. Completely bald, shiny areas with no remaining follicles would need transplant. We'll show you exactly what we see under the microscope and explain which treatments can help your specific pattern of hair loss.

Treatment can begin immediately after your evaluation if you choose to proceed. For medical therapy like our Cyclical Vitamin Therapy, we provide the supplements and detailed instructions during your visit. Topical applications can start the same day. More advanced treatments like PRP or transplant procedures can typically be scheduled within days or weeks of your evaluation. The photographic baseline we establish during evaluation becomes crucial for tracking your progress every two months.

Yes, very helpful. Blood tests being normal doesn't mean your hair follicles have adequate nutrition. When the body faces nutritional stress, it redirects nutrients away from hair to maintain vital functions — hair has lower priority. This creates what we call 'compensated failure' — blood tests appear normal because deficiencies are compensated by arresting hair growth. Our trichoscopic evaluation reveals the actual follicle health and can detect subclinical deficiencies that blood work misses. We see follicle miniaturization, reduced density, and growth cycle disruptions that indicate nutritional needs.