Photo journal 02 / Top of the scalp
Seeing the top view differently.
Rohan Privacy alias
Small changes are easier to examine when earlier photographs are kept. The top view is especially useful because it shows an area that everyday front-facing photographs often miss.
The earlier image shows separated strands and visible scalp across the top. In the follow-up, the hair is swept across the same general area. Use the comparison to see the photographs themselves, rather than a percentage or a score.
These frames differ in styling and angle. A photograph alone cannot separate the effects of those differences from changes in the hair. No treatment timeline or measured density is attributed to this case.
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Before. Earlier photograph: the top view shows visible scalp between separated strands.
After. Follow-up photograph: swept hair changes the appearance of coverage across the top.