The hair is the consequence. What we treat is the ground it grows from.
Hair loss, thinning, itching, flaking and oiliness have a cause — and it is almost never the shampoo. Start with a trichoscope assessment.
Caring for hair was never only about looks. The strand and the scalp are a direct reflection of your health, your habits, your emotions and often your own history. The skin that covers the body extends into the scalp — and that is where traditional beauty care goes wrong: treating hair as if it were disconnected from physiology, biochemistry and emotion.
Why these complaints keep growing
Hair loss, thinning, dermatitis, seborrhoea, folliculitis and even scalp pain have become common complaints. That is no accident: stress, inflammatory diets, chemical overload, indiscriminate cosmetic use, pollution and an imbalanced skin microbiome are all directly linked to scalp disorders. Treating that calls for clinical, investigative work — not one more product on the shelf.
How it works here
It starts with a 20-minute scalp assessment: a guided consultation, a trichoscope examination — with the screen turned towards you — and a written report you take home. Only after the examination do we talk about a protocol. The assessment is R$80, fully credited against your treatment if you decide to go ahead.
The protocol
Sessions run around two hours and combine deep cleansing, scalp exfoliation, high-performance actives, LED biomodulation and low-level laser, electrotherapy and therapeutic massage. The number of sessions is not a sales decision — it is a biological one. The follicle has a cycle, and a cycle does not fit into one session. At session five you are re-assessed with the same trichoscope and we compare it against day one.
Why here
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Diagnosis before any product
Trichoscopy with the screen facing you. You see density, strand diameter and scalp condition — and you take the findings home in writing.
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An individual protocol, not a shelf package
What the examination shows defines duration, actives and technology. Two similar scalps rarely call for the same protocol.
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Measured reassessment, not impressions
At session five we measure again and compare with day one. If the examination shows no change, the protocol changes — at no extra cost.
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Led by a trichology specialist
Nelma Faleiro is a specialist in Cosmetic Trichology and spent ten years teaching the subject at university level. Her research is on chemically processed afro-textured hair.