The Hair Loss Test is an assessment designed to explore possible factors that may be contributing to hair thinning or hair fall. It looks beyond the surface, bringing together information about your genetics, lifestyle and general health so that you and your healthcare professional can have a more informed conversation about your hair concerns.

This test considers several areas that may be linked to hair loss. These can include inherited or family patterns of hair thinning, lifestyle factors such as stress, sleep and nutrition, and aspects of your overall health. Together, these insights help build a more complete picture of how your daily life and wellbeing may be reflected in your hair health.

This assessment may be helpful for people who have noticed ongoing hair thinning, widening of the part line, increased shedding or patchy areas of hair loss. It can also support anyone who is concerned about how their lifestyle, stress levels or general health might be affecting their hair and would like structured guidance rather than guessing or trying random treatments.

No. The Hair Loss Test does not on its own diagnose a specific condition or guarantee an explanation for every case of hair loss. Instead, it offers additional information about factors that may be relevant. A qualified clinician will review your results together with your medical history, physical examination and other tests before making any diagnosis or recommending treatment.

Depending on the specific package, the assessment may include a detailed questionnaire about your lifestyle, family history and symptoms, along with laboratory analysis such as blood tests or other samples. Instructions are provided in advance so you know how to prepare and what to expect, and the process is designed to be as straightforward and comfortable as possible.

Your results are best used as a starting point for a guided discussion with a healthcare professional. They can help you interpret the findings in context, link them to your symptoms and overall wellbeing, and advise on next steps for hair care, lifestyle changes or further medical evaluation rather than making decisions on your own.