Mild surface dryness
Observed: Light, scattered surface flaking without marked redness.
What this can indicate: The scalp barrier may benefit from gentler cleansing and hydration.
Your Scalp Scan Report
Sample Client
At a glance
The scan shows generally healthy follicular grouping with mild dryness and some variation in hair-shaft thickness near the crown. These are useful areas to support and compare at a future rescan.
More detail for your records
Follicular grouping is preserved across assessed zones. Mild surface scaling and moderate shaft-diameter variability are most visible at the vertex; no urgent inflammatory signs are represented in this sample.
What's looking good
Healthy follicular grouping
Most visible units contain two or more hairs.
Calm scalp appearance
No significant redness is represented in the assessed zones.
Your next steps
Practical actions based on this scan — start here after reading the summary.
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Use a gentle scalp-cleansing routine
Supports the mild surface dryness noted in the sample. (Begin this week)
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Repeat the same three-zone scan
Consistent crown, mid-scalp, and frontal views make change easier to compare. (In 8–12 weeks)
Scalp map
Hair density and thickness in each zone scanned. Estimates are visual, from trichoscopy footage.
| Area | Density | Hair thickness | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crown | Within expected range |
Mild
~18% finer strands
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Findings in this zone, with a mild mix of finer and thicker hairs, which is often stable.
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| Mid-scalp | Within expected range |
Minimal
~11% finer strands
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Findings in this zone, with mostly uniform hair shaft thickness.
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| Frontal | Within expected range |
Minimal
~13% finer strands
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Findings in this zone, with mostly uniform hair shaft thickness.
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Finer-strand percentages are visual estimates from scan footage — a guide, not a follicle count.
Findings to monitor
Observations that differ from a healthy baseline and are worth tracking over time.
Hair-shaft thickness variation
Observed: A mix of finer and thicker shafts is represented near the crown.
What this can indicate: A repeat scan can show whether the pattern remains stable.
Trichoscopy images
Key frames selected from your scan where each finding is most clearly visible.
Several follicles show more than one hair shaft, creating a useful baseline for future scans.
Small, light flakes are visible near some hair bases without marked redness.
A mix of finer and thicker shafts is visible, providing a clear area to compare at the next scan.
Trichoscopy markers
Five domains reviewed in every scan. Status and observations — see Findings above for what to watch.
Hair shaft diameter
Anisotrichosis
Within expected range
Observed: Moderate shaft-diameter variation at the crown.
Follicular unit grouping
Follicular Grouping
Within expected range
Observed: Predominantly two- and three-hair follicular units.
Perifollicular signs
Perifollicular Signs
Within expected range
Observed: No significant perifollicular scale represented.
Scalp vascular activity
Scalp Inflammation
Within expected range
Observed: No marked erythema represented.
Surface scaling & sebum
Epidermal Cleanliness
Within expected range
Observed: Mild, scattered surface flaking.
Did you know?
Why repeat the same zones?
Consistent crown, mid-scalp, and frontal views make follow-up conversations more useful than unrelated photos.
How your scan works
HumanTouch reviewed close-up scalp video from your visit and selected the clearest frames for this report.