A closer look at the crown.

The crown can be difficult to see in a mirror. A photograph from above brings that area into view and creates something to look back at, beyond the impression of a single day.

In the earlier frame, more scalp is visible across the top of the head. The follow-up shows longer hair swept across the crown, with less scalp visible in the photograph. Move the divider to look at each image in full.

Hair length, styling, light and camera position differ between these photographs. The images show appearance at two points; they do not measure hair growth or establish which treatment caused a change.