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Hair Loss Assessment
Find out where you are on the clinical scales dermatologists use to classify pattern hair loss (Norwood–Hamilton for men, Ludwig for women) and get a routine matched to your stage.
- Clinical referenceCompare your hair with illustrated Norwood–Hamilton or Ludwig stages.
- Nothing is storedAny photo you use stays on your device. We never upload or save it.
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Which assessment would you like to take?
Men and women usually lose hair in different patterns, so each uses its own clinical scale.
Which side view looks most like your hairline?
Look at your temples and front hairline in a mirror, or compare with a photo below.
Compare with a photo of my hairline:
Which top view looks most like your crown?
The crown is the back of the top of your head. A photo taken by someone else, or with the rear camera held above your head, works best.
Compare with a photo of my crown:
Which top view looks most like your parting?
Part your hair down the middle and look from above in good light, or compare with a photo below. Women's thinning usually shows as a widening part with the front hairline kept.
Compare with a photo of my parting:
Has any of these happened in the past year?
How long have you noticed thinning or hair fall?
How much hair do you see in the shower drain, on your pillow or comb?
Do your father, grandfathers or brothers have thinning hair?Do your parents, grandparents or siblings have thinning hair?
How does your scalp usually feel?
How old are you?
Have you noticed any of these?
Your results
Patchy bald spots, scalp pain or redness, hair coming out in clumps, or hormonal signs such as irregular periods can have medical causes that need diagnosis. A GP or dermatologist can check this, including simple blood tests. You're welcome to come back to us afterwards.
What your answers suggest
This assessment is for general information and is not a medical diagnosis. Results depend on your own comparison. Hair loss can have many causes; if you're unsure, please speak to a doctor or dermatologist.
