
Real progress, documented over time
Hair and scalp progress can vary depending on the cause of hair loss, individual response, consistency of care, and overall health factors. The examples below show documented progress from real cases and are not intended as guaranteed outcomes.
Evidence-Led Approach
Hair loss can be influenced by genetics, hormones, scalp condition, stress, nutrition, medication history, and lifestyle factors. That is why STRAND+ begins with assessment before recommending a care direction.
Our approach connects what we observe on the scalp with wider factors that may influence follicle activity and hair quality.
Assessment First
We begin by reviewing scalp condition, thinning pattern, and follicle indicators.
Science-Informed Protocol
Care recommendations are guided by scalp findings, hair health science, and individual suitability.
Progress Monitoring
Changes are reviewed over time to help refine the care direction.
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What we assess and track
Hair health progress is not only about what you see in the mirror. A structured assessment can help track visible scalp condition, hair density patterns, shedding changes, and hair quality over time.

Scalp condition
Oil balance, sensitivity, buildup, irritation, and visible scalp health.

Follicle environment
Visible follicle activity indicators and areas of reduced density.

Shedding pattern
Frequency, duration, and possible triggers of increased shedding.

Hair density pattern
Areas of thinning, widening part line, crown thinning, or hairline recession.

Lifestyle context
Stress, sleep, nutrition, medication history, and relevant health factors.

Hair shaft quality
Breakage, texture, strength, and overall appearance.
The clinical rationale behind STRAND+
STRAND+ is built around the understanding that hair growth depends on both the scalp environment and internal factors that may affect follicle activity.
By reviewing scalp condition, follicle indicators, hair loss pattern, and lifestyle context, the STRAND+ system helps guide a more personalised and targeted care direction.


