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What I actually use in the treatment room
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items This is a look at what I actually use in the treatment room. Every tool and product here is chosen with intention, based on what I’m seeing in real time, not just what’s trending or widely recommended. The goal isn’t to throw everything at the scalp,...
This is the private space where I focus on non-surgical hair loss care and consultations. It’s an intentional space. Low stimulation, and one-on-one, with no overlapping clients. The environment is designed to help your body settle so we can focus on...
Private, low-sensory treatment space for scalp and hair loss care
If you’re curious what this actually looks like, this is me setting up the treatment bed. The goal is full-body support so your nervous system can actually relax, not just “lay still.”
Ergonomic Treatment Bed (how I set this up)
This is placed across your lap during treatment. It combines gentle heat with weight, similar to a weighted blanket, which helps the body settle and come out of that constant “on” state. That shift in the nervous system supports circulation and how y...
Weighted heat lap drape (nervous system + circulation support)
These aren’t about skincare, they’re about helping your body settle. Warmth over the eyes can gently shift you out of that “on edge” state and make it easier to relax into the treatment. I use unscented versions so it stays sensory friendly and doesn...
Warm Eye Masks for Nervous System Calm
Scent can help some people settle and feel more at ease, but it can also be overwhelming. I only use essential oils if you want them, and I keep options very light and flexible. The goal is to support the experience, not add another layer of stimulat...
Optional Aromatherapy (Client-Led, Scent-Sensitive)
I don’t guess. This is how I look at your scalp up close so we’re treating what’s actually happening, not what we assume is happening.
Scalp scope (how I assess what’s actually happening)
I don’t just explain what’s happening, I show you. Being able to see your scalp and follicles in real time changes how we approach treatment and helps everything make more sense.
Scalp imaging + visuals (see what I see)
This allows me to look beyond the surface and see what’s happening within the hair itself, not just how it looks from the outside. I can assess structure, integrity, and signs of stress or damage, which helps me understand why the hair is behaving th...
Microscopic hair analysis (what’s happening within the hair itself)
This is what I use when I want to get ingredients past the barrier of the scalp and actually into the environment where the follicle lives. Most topicals sit on the surface, this helps them go where they need to go without needles or downtime.
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Alma TED® (how I deliver ingredients where they actually need to go)
This is what’s actually being delivered during treatment. I choose growth factors or exosomes based on what I’m seeing at the scalp level, because not every type of thinning needs the same approach. The goal is to support how the follicle is function...
Growth factors + exosomes (what’s actually being delivered)
This is one of the tools I use when it’s appropriate for what I’m seeing. If you’re curious how this fits into treatment, this gives a better look at my approach.
Cold plasma device (used when appropriate)
I’m a trichologist focused on non-surgical hair loss care. Everything in this space is set up based on what I’ve seen work in real client cases, not trends or one-size-fits-all protocols. The goal is simple, targeted support that actually makes sense...
Who’s behind this space (my approach)