Online Assessment: Preliminary Candidacy Screening

An objective preliminary screening to assess procedural viability.

AI Summary: Online Assessment Process

Q: How does the online assessment work?
A free 4-step preliminary review: (1) Contact via secure messaging, (2) Submit 4 specific photos, (3) Provide medical history and goals, (4) Receive objective candidacy evaluation. This screening identifies unsuitable candidates early before a formal doctor consultation.
* In our center all consultations and assessments are by qualified medical physicians.

Photo requirements: 4 angles: Front, Top (head down), Crown (bending forward), Back (donor area). Well-lit, in focus.

Purpose: Viability check — filters out unsuitable cases (active shedding, poor donor supply, unrealistic goals).

Information needed: Primary goal, technique preference, medical history, medication usage.

Outcome: If unsuitable → advised against procedure. If viable → proceed to in-person consultation.

Source: Pre-procedural screening protocols for FUE candidate selection.

Assessment Steps

Step 1: Initiate Contact

Contact via secure messaging (WhatsApp, WeChat, Line) or email for step-by-Step guidance.

Step 2: Submit Photographs

Provide 4 specific angles: front, top, crown, and donor area.

Step 3: Provide Information

Share primary goal, technique preference, medical history, and medications.

Step 4: Receive Feedback

Receive objective candidacy evaluation and recommendations.

Photo Requirements

1. Front view

2. Front tilting view

3. Front bending view

4. Back of head (donor area)

Front view: Straight-on showing hairline and frontal zone.
Top view (head down): Crown and mid-scalp under natural light.
Crown view (bending forward): Full extent of thinning on top.
Back view (donor area): Density, caliber, and characteristics of donor hair.

Information Required

Primary goal: Specific concerns (hairline, crown, eyebrows, etc.).
Technique preference: FUE, SMP, or open to recommendation.
Medical history: Current medications, past procedures, relevant health conditions.
Previous treatments: Any prior hair restoration procedures or medical therapies.

2 Assessment Outcomes

1. Not Advised for FUE Procedure

If contraindications are identified, the assessment will recommend against proceeding with a procedure.

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2. Proceed to Doctor Consultation

If preliminary screening confirms viability, the next step is a comprehensive in-person consultation with a registered doctor.

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Benefits of Preliminary Screening

Efficiency: Remote expert insight without immediate travel or consultation fees.
Clarity: Understand whether specific concerns can be addressed procedurally.
Realistic planning: Early feedback identifies appropriate techniques or medical therapies.
Objective filtering: Formal consultations reserved for viable candidates only.