Straight answers, before you arrive.

There is rarely a single answer. Hair and scalp changes are often associated with several contributing factors at once — genetics, hormones, wellness, styling history and scalp condition among them. Our role is to investigate the patterns and help you understand the broader picture.

A trichologist is a specialist in hair and scalp science. Trichology is a non-medical field: we evaluate, investigate and support hair and scalp wellness, and we coordinate with your healthcare providers when medical care is appropriate.

We begin with your history and timeline, then move into a structured scalp and hair evaluation. You will see what we see, hear what we observe, and leave with a clear, personalized pathway forward.

Our services are not billed through insurance. Financing is available through PatientFi and CareCredit, and consultation pricing is published openly on our consultation page.

Hair grows slowly, so meaningful change is measured in months rather than weeks. Most restoration pathways are reviewed at regular intervals across the first year.

Sometimes. Where wellness factors may be contributing, we may recommend further evaluation and will coordinate appropriately with your healthcare provider.

Yes. Our evaluation and restoration programs are designed for the full range of hair textures and types.

We investigate before we recommend. Investigative Trichology™ means we look for patterns and possible contributors first, then build a personalized pathway — rather than beginning with a product or a standardized protocol.