Hair assessment · 2 minutes

Let's find your starting point.

A few quick questions about your hair, and we'll suggest a sensible place to begin. It is not a diagnosis, it is a head start on the conversation we'll have properly at your consultation.

Nothing is stored. You'll see a suggestion at the end, not a sales pitch.

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Suggested starting point

Why this suggestion

This suggestion is a starting point for discussion, not a medical diagnosis or a treatment recommendation. Your suitability for any treatment is properly assessed by a registered nurse at your consultation, including your scalp scan, history and medical suitability.

Why timing matters

Preventative care is easier than correcting what is already gone.

Hair loss starts sooner than most people act. The more active follicles you still have, the more there is to work with.

1 in 4

men notice their first signs of hair loss before the age of 21.1

50%

of men, and around 40% of women, show pattern hair loss by the age of 50.2

Once gone

a follicle cannot be brought back. Treatment supports the follicles still living, which is why acting early matters.3

Sources: 1, 2. Cleveland Clinic and DermNet NZ prevalence data for androgenetic alopecia. 3. Pattern hair loss occurs through follicular miniaturisation; once a follicle is lost it does not regrow. Individual results vary, and a consultation is required to assess suitability.