Taking before and after photos is a key part of your hair restoration
journey, so don’t skip this step! It allows you to track your progress
regularly so that you can accurately gauge when hair becomes
thicker and new hair begins to grow in. If you are working with a
doctor or hair care professional, you can also share your photos
with them to guide your treatment plan.
For Best Before and After Photo Results:
• Maintain consistency in positioning, lighting, and camera angle for
all photos.
• Enlist the help of another as photographer. Don’t try to take your
photos yourself as we want you to get the best possible photo to
track your progress!
•
DO NOT use the camera’s flash.
• Only use natural lighting.
• Set the camera to auto-focus.
•
Use the highest magnification and pixel density possible while still
maintaining a global view of your head.
• Recommended shots:
- Frontal view – lean head forward and shoot from the front.
- Rear view – lean head backward and shoot from the back.
- Vertex – shoot directly from above.
• Check all photos for clarity and focus before concluding the photo
session.
• Clean, dry and style your hair in the same way for each photo
session.
• View your progress photos in consistent surroundings and
lighting for best interpretation of your results.
Taking Before and After Photos
Taking Before and After Photos
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