Consultation & Scalp Analysis
A detailed conversation and magnified examination of the scalp, follicles, hair density and growth patterns.
The starting pointPersonalized, non-surgical support for hair thinning, shedding and scalp concerns—guided by a comprehensive consultation, professional scalp analysis and a plan built around you.
Each recommendation begins with understanding your hair history, scalp condition, lifestyle, current products and any health factors that may be contributing to change.
A detailed conversation and magnified examination of the scalp, follicles, hair density and growth patterns.
The starting pointA goal-oriented care plan that may combine professional therapies, product guidance, lifestyle support and physician collaboration.
Built for your needsNon-invasive light therapy that may support scalp health and hair density for suitable candidates as part of a broader plan.
Non-surgical optionTargeted cleansing, hydration and in-clinic scalp therapies selected according to the condition observed during analysis.
Healthy scalp foundationProduct, cleansing, nutrition and maintenance guidance to help you protect progress between appointments.
Clear daily routineWhen regrowth is limited, non-surgical cosmetic options can be discussed to support appearance and confidence.
Options with dignityHair loss can be emotional. Your first visit is designed to replace guesswork with a structured understanding of what may be happening and what to do next.
Discuss timing, shedding patterns, styling practices, medications, nutrition, stress, family history and goals.
Magnified imaging helps assess density, follicle activity, buildup, inflammation and visible hair-shaft concerns.
Receive recommendations for in-clinic care, home care or referral to a dermatologist or healthcare provider when indicated.
Progress photographs and follow-up observations help determine whether the plan should be continued or refined.
Renee Watts is a World Trichology Society–certified trichologist and holistic practitioner with more than 25 years of hair and scalp experience.
Her published professional background includes extensive continuing education in non-surgical hair-loss support, clinical trichology and whole-person hair wellness. Renee’s approach combines detailed observation with practical education so clients understand what they can do in the clinic and at home.
She works with men and women across a wide range of textures and hair-loss concerns, while recognizing when a medical referral is the appropriate next step.
A trichology consultation can help organize the visible signs, personal history and potential contributing factors—then clarify whether supportive care or medical evaluation is most appropriate.
Sudden, painful, scarring or rapidly progressing hair loss should be evaluated promptly by a licensed medical professional.
Hair cycles take time. The goal is to establish a sustainable plan, document change and adjust based on what your scalp and hair are actually showing.
Baseline documentation
Photos and observations create a point of comparison.
Consistent follow-through
Home care and scheduled visits matter as much as any single treatment.
Honest reassessment
Plans are modified—or medical referrals made—when progress does not match expectations.
A consultation is the right place to determine what applies to your specific situation.
Trichology is the specialized study of hair and scalp health. A trichologist evaluates visible patterns, hair-care practices and relevant history, provides non-surgical support and refers clients to licensed medical professionals when diagnosis or medical treatment is needed.
Arrive with your scalp reasonably clean and avoid heavy oils, concealers or styling products that may obscure the scalp. Bring a list of medications, supplements and recent lab results if available, plus photographs showing when the concern began.
The first priority is understanding your concern. A care recommendation may be provided after the assessment. Whether treatment begins that day depends on the findings, time available and whether medical clearance or additional information is appropriate.
Hair growth is gradual and varies by cause, duration and consistency. Some scalp symptoms may improve sooner, while visible density changes often require several months. Individual results are not guaranteed.
Yes. Trichology complements—but does not replace—medical care. Renee may recommend that you see a dermatologist, primary-care provider or other licensed professional for diagnosis, laboratory testing or treatment outside the scope of trichology.
Yes. Consultations and non-surgical support are available for men and women with scalp, thinning, shedding and hair-density concerns.
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