Scalp & Hair Science

Trichology
by Erin

Where Grooming Ends

The clinical study of the hair and scalp — brought into the same private, unhurried space you already trust.

Hair strands on a glass slide beside a brass microscope

Specialty Services

Scalp & Trichology

Trichology is the clinical study of the hair and scalp. Where grooming ends, this work begins — addressing thinning, loss, scalp conditions, and the underlying health of your follicles with precision and care.

What your scalp assessment includes

Microscope scalp screening and imaging

Hair density and follicle health assessment

Evaluation of thinning patterns and contributing factors

Review of product use, diet, and lifestyle factors

Personalized treatment and care recommendations

Written protocol and follow-up plan

Six steps from booking to a plan built around you

Everything from the moment you book
to the day you leave with your plan.

The sooner you complete the early steps, the more I have in front of me when we meet — and the better your plan fits you.

01

Right Now

Book your scalp assessment

Request your Scalp Assessment through the online booking page. As a new guest, I review and confirm your booking personally. Make sure your email address is correct — that's where your intake form gets sent the moment you're confirmed.

02

As Soon as You Book

Fill out your intake forms

Your intake questionnaire and consent form are emailed to you automatically as soon as your appointment is confirmed. Fill them out as early as possible — well before you arrive. This is how I learn your story before you walk in, so our time together goes straight to your scalp and what it needs.

03

Before Your Appointment

Prepare your scalp

Wash your hair 24 hours before your appointment — no sooner, no later. This matters for what I see during the assessment. Arrive with no styling products in your hair. Skip food and drink for 30 minutes before you arrive if a swab is part of your visit. Come ready to talk openly about your history.

04

Appointment Day

Your private assessment

Plan on being with me for approximately one and a half to two hours. I will have already reviewed your intake forms, so the conversation starts from what matters. During your visit: a full discussion of your history and concerns, a visual scalp assessment, and microscope-based scalp screening and imaging. Before you leave, a follow-up appointment is scheduled.

05

After Your Visit

I review your findings

After your appointment, I go through your scope images and study everything together. This is where patterns are identified, contributing factors are connected, and the root causes of what you're experiencing become clear.

06

Your Follow-Up

Your plan, built around you

At your follow-up, I walk you through everything I found and what it means for your hair. Together, you and I land on a protocol that realistically fits your life — recommended treatments, product guidance, lifestyle adjustments, and a clear path forward. No generic advice. A plan that is entirely yours.

Before You Walk In

Appointment requested and confirmed

Hair washed 24 hours before — not the morning of

Consent form signed and submitted

No styling products in hair

Intake questionnaire filled out and submitted

Nothing to eat or drink in the 30 minutes before your visit

I am a trichologist in training. I am not a medical professional and do not diagnose disease or prescribe medication. If you have a medical concern, please consult your physician.

Where Everyone Starts

The Scalp Assessment.

Every guest begins here. Your first appointment is a private, unhurried look at your scalp and hair: your history, your concerns, and what is happening beneath the surface.

From there, everything I recommend is built on what is true for you, whether that is a treatment plan, a follow-up, or simply peace of mind.

Book Your Scalp Assessment

Choose Scalp Assessment from the booking menu.

Intake and consent forms are delivered automatically upon booking.

Trichology Self-Screen

Do you need trichology?

Four questions. An honest answer.

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How has your hair changed over the past year?