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You look at your client's scalp and have no idea what you're seeing.

In seconds, Trichoscopy tells you whether it's hormonal, autoimmune, fungal, or scarring hair loss. The problem is nobody taught you to read the signals — only to apply products.

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Vista tricoscópica de fios saudáveis ao microscópio, com halo azul original
The lens magnifies. The guide translates.
What's already on your mind

You don't need another class on scalp health. You need to stop pretending you know.

01 · The problem

"She asked me why her hair keeps falling out and I made up a generic answer."

02 · The worst case

"One day I'm going to recommend the wrong product for an alopecia that isn't even hormonal — and she'll find out I had no idea how to tell them apart."

03 · The confession

"Honestly, it's embarrassing to say I work with trichology and I can't read a trichoscopy image."

There are two ways to look at a scalp and actually know what you're seeing: years of university training and specialization — or the shortcut experienced professionals use every day: a visual map of patterns anyone can learn to recognize.

Trichoscopy Guide cover
The Guide

The Trichoscopy Guide

Not a course. Not university theory. It's a straight-to-the-point visual atlas — you open it, compare the image you see on your client with the matching image in the guide, and know exactly what the pattern is and what it means.

  • ✓Complete trichoscopic vocabulary — shafts, dots, halos, and scaling — with a real photo for each signal.
  • ✓10 mapped conditions: AGA, Areata, Telogen Effluvium, Trichotillomania, Lichen Planopilaris, Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia, Discoid Lupus, Decalvans Folliculitis, Dissecting Cellulitis, Dermatitis vs Psoriasis.
  • ✓Master Differential Diagnosis Matrix — the table that summarizes everything at a glance, to consult in seconds during a session.
  • ✓Essentially dry-method analysis: no report or lab needed to recognize the pattern.
Inside the guide

Every page answers a question you've already had in the salon.

No fluff, no university slides. Real image, named signal, clinical meaning — ready to use.

Vocabulário tricoscópico de alterações de hastes
Vocabulary I

Shaft alterations

Exclamation-mark hairs, corkscrew, tulip hair — and what each one reveals.

Sistema de pontos foliculares e perifoliculares
Vocabulary II

Dot patterns

Yellow, black, white, red — the color code that changes the diagnosis.

Diagnosis de Androgenetic Alopecia
Diagnosis

Androgenetic Alopecia

Anisotrichosis, vellus hairs, and the miniaturization cycle in one image.

Señales de actividad de la Alopecia Areata
Diagnosis

Alopecia Areata

How to tell active, stable, and recovering disease apart by their signals.

Liquen Plano Pilar y agresión foliculocéntrica
Diagnosis

Lichen Planopilaris

The scarring alopecia that demands a quick read — and correct referral.

Matriz mestra de diagnóstico diferencial tricoscópico
Quick reference

Master Matrix

The 6 most confused conditions, side by side, in a single table.

Master Matrix de Diagnosis Diferencial Tricoscópico
La página que más vas a usar

Open or destroyed follicular ostium. That alone rules out half the confusion.

The Master Matrix cross-references the most confusing signals — ostia, anisotrichosis, follicular marker, shaft alteration, and halo — across the 6 most common salon conditions. Look it up in seconds, without flipping through the whole guide.

AGA Areata Telogen Effluvium Trichotillomania Lichen Planopilaris Discoid Lupus
Who it's for

This guide isn't for everyone — and that's fine.

It makes sense for you if...

  • You're a hair specialist, trichologist, or currently specializing in trichology.
  • A client has already asked you about hair loss and you gave a vague answer.
  • You want to train your eye to recognize patterns — not memorize theory.
  • You prefer looking at a real image rather than re-reading a confusing summary.

Not for you if...

  • You're looking for an official medical diagnosis — that's the dermatologist's job.
  • You already have advanced trichoscopy skills and use a professional digital trichoscope with reports.
  • You're looking for a long certification course — this is a quick reference tool, not training.
Instant access

Get the Trichoscopy Guide

USD 14.90 USD 9.90

One-time payment · no subscription · high-resolution PDF

  • Complete visual pattern atlas
  • Illustrated trichoscopic vocabulary
  • 10 conditions with real photos
  • Quick-reference Master Matrix
  • PDF format, opens on any phone
  • Lifetime access to the file
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Questions before you decide

Does this replace a consultation with a dermatologist or trichologist?

No. It is a visual reference tool to help you recognize patterns and know when to refer correctly. It does not authorize medical diagnosis or prescription — the goal is for you to understand what you are seeing and act with greater confidence within your professional role.

Do I need a trichoscope to use the guide?

Yes — after all, it's a trichoscopy guide, and the trichoscope is what gives you the magnified image to compare against the patterns in the guide. The good news is you don't need expensive equipment: an entry-level USB trichoscope (options around USD 15–20 on online stores) is enough to start training your eye. The guide works with any level of equipment, from the most basic to professional.

How soon do I receive it?

Instantly. Once payment is confirmed, the PDF access link is sent automatically to your email.

Does it work for someone just starting out in trichology?

Yes — that's exactly who it's designed for. The language is direct and visual, with no deep technical background required.

Is this a subscription?

No. One-time payment of USD 9.90, no recurring charges. The file is yours forever.

Next time a client asks, you won't have to improvise.

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Important notice: this material is intended for educational and visual support purposes for beauty and trichology professionals. It does not replace medical/dermatological evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. For signs of scarring alopecia or any clinical concern, refer the client to a qualified medical specialist.