What you can notice here
Feelings and everyday habits
Choose one or two questions that feel relevant. There is no need to answer them all.
Over the past ten years, we have met many clients with different scalp concerns. We have come to understand that getting to know a person takes more than a magnified view of their scalp.
Alongside the scalp surface, follicle openings and hair condition, we discuss sleep, eating habits, daily routines and emotional pressure. Hair care also needs to fit the way you live.
This exploration helps you organise what you have noticed. A scalp therapist can then combine the scalp check with a personal conversation to explain care options around your needs.
Rotate the model and explore seven areas. Experiences can overlap between areas; choose what feels relevant to you.
Choose an area for a clear guided view.
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You can select an area directly without using the 3D model.
These named areas guide exploration; location alone cannot identify a health problem or a personality trait. A therapist can explain your actual scalp findings. Seek medical advice for persistent pain, redness or broken skin.