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Hair & Scalp Analysis

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A hair and scalp analysis allow us to see the state of your scalp up close.  We used a magnified scope to assess the condition of your skin, the density of your hair and view your hair follicles.  Our findings help us guide you to a solution specific for you. 

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Scalp Status

Our camera is ready for a close-up.  We will focus the scope on your scalp to determine the status of your scalp.  We are looking for signs of dryness like scales or flakes.  A shiny or muddy appearance indicates excess oil production.  Determining the natural state of your scalp is crucial to determining the best treatment protocol and so we recommend not washing your hair at least 24 hours before your appointment.

 

 

 

Inflammation

Exposure of the Scalp’s Vessel
We will examine your scalp for inflammation or sensitivity.  If you have capillaries exposed and your scalp is itchy or inflamed, you must address it in order to grow healthy hair.  There can be several explanations for inflammation, from auto-immune disorders to allergies to hair folliculitis.  Inflammation and hair loss are very closely linked but luckily there are actions you can take to minimize or correct your scalp inflammation.

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Hair Thickness


We will take a picture of a strand of your hair to measure its diameter. We will determine if your hair is a normal thickness.  Hair that registers thinner than average may indicate that miniaturization is happening.  Hair miniaturization is shrinking of the hair strand and eventually the hair follicle.  This can be permanent if it is not handled in its early stages.  Your hair may be gradually growing thinner and thinner due to genetics, stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormones imbalances or aging.  Addressing miniaturization while the follicle is still attached to its stem cell sources is critical otherwise the follicle will eventually stop growing hair altogether. 

Keratin of the Scalp


Our camera uses a blue-hued light to detect the presence of keratin on the scalp.  This build up and residue can be damaging to your hair growth and it must be removed regularly.  The buildup forms a plug in your hair follicle and it can even flake like dandruff.

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Hair Pore Status


Ideally your hair pore will be an open crater free of oil and debris.  Excessive oil, keratin buildup or residue clogging your pores should be removed.

Assessment

Elite Beauty Master Salon offers professional specialists with a wide range of experience in proven, reliable hair loss treatments for men and women. Our initial consultations start with a comprehensive scalp analysis, in which we define hair loss patterns and search out the primary cause of hair thinning or balding. Hair loss may stem from many contributing factors, including medical issues, nutritional deficiencies, and stress. Learning about lifestyle and medical factors gives insight into possible reasons for hair loss, but does not present conclusive evidence.

 

A professional hair and scalp analysis present important evidence that can define the scope of hair loss and point to possible treatment solutions. Our scalp analysis is completely safe and non-invasive and only trained hair loss treatment professionals to conduct the procedure. Microscopic analysis of just a few strands of hair from the scalp reveals patterns of structural damage and the rate of hair loss and can reveal the presence of a fungus, lice, or genetic issues. The mineral analysis offers another important set of data points. Levels of magnesium, calcium, zinc, copper, chromium, mercury, lead, and aluminum gives an indication of nutritional deficiencies and medical conditions that may contribute to hair loss. A mineral analysis will be performed by an outside source if deemed necessary.

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We will work with your General Practitioner and/or dermatologist and/or nutritionist and/or endocrinologist or your holistic healer to make sure your hair loss is not an overall health issue.

As a Practitioner, we work with these professionals making sure you follow the correct preventative regime for your specific type of hair loss/losses. There are many instances when more than one type of hair loss is present.

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