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Reports & protocol

A report built for two readers: the patient and the doctor.

Annotated photos and plain-language scores on the front. Full clinical detail, progression outlook and the signed protocol behind. Branded to your clinic, delivered as PDF or secure link.

Sample report

Three pages. Everything the doctor and the patient need.

Illustrative · fictional patient · TR-2041

Page 1 of 3Summary

[Your Clinic Name]Scalp Analysis Report · Summary
Patient TR-2041Male · 34Scan 07 Nov 2026Visit Baseline
Annotated top view
Top view of a male patient's scalp
  • Thinning contour
  • Advanced
  • Hairline
Hairline grade
3V / 7
Highest zone
75%Crown
Flags
1Temporal right

Zone thinning · 0–100%

  • Frontal50%
  • Mid-scalp25%
  • Crown75%
  • Temporal leftClear
  • Temporal rightPresent
  • OccipitalClear

In plain language

Hair density is reduced at the front and significantly reduced at the crown. The hairline has receded at both temples, with thinning at the crown (Norwood 3 vertex). The sides and back are healthy. Starting treatment now gives the best chance of holding the current grade.

Generated by Trichora · Clinical decision support · Not a diagnosisTreatment decisions rest with the registered practitioner named on page 3.
[Your Clinic Name]Scalp Analysis Report · Five-view analysis
Patient TR-2041Male · 34Scan 07 Nov 2026Visit Baseline
  • Front view of a male patient
    01 · Front
  • Left side view of a male patient
    02 · Left
  • Top view of a male patient's scalp
    03 · Top
  • Right side view of a male patient
    04 · Right · flag
  • Back view of a male patient's head
    05 · Back
  • Hairline recessionΔ 18 mm at temples

    FrontM-shaped; central forelock preserved but thinner

  • Baldness grade3V / 7

    Front + topDeep temple recession with crown involvement

  • Frontal thinning50%

    TopModerate; scalp partially visible

  • Mid-scalp thinning25%

    TopEarly; density reduced, scalp not yet visible

  • Crown thinning75%

    TopAdvanced; ~6 cm area, priority zone

  • Temporal flagsClear · Present

    Left · RightSubtle patch 2–3 cm above right ear

  • Occipital flagClear

    BackDonor area intact

Generated by Trichora · Clinical decision support · Not a diagnosisTreatment decisions rest with the registered practitioner named on page 3.
[Your Clinic Name]Scalp Analysis Report · Outlook & protocol
Patient TR-2041Male · 34Scan 07 Nov 2026Visit Baseline

Progression outlook · crown zone

Statistical estimate from baseline scan and population data

  • Top view of a male patient's scalp
    Today · 75%
  • Projected scalp at 12 months without treatment
    +12 mo untreated · ~85%
  • Projected scalp at 24 months without treatment
    +24 mo untreated · ~100%
  • Projected scalp at 24 months with treatment
    +24 mo on protocol · ~65%

Treatment protocol · 6 months

Signed
  1. Rx 1
    Topical — frontal & crown[Clinic formulation] · twice daily · 6 months
  2. Rx 2
    Oral therapy[Per clinic pathway] · bloods at week 12
  3. Px
    In-clinic sessions — crown4 sessions · every 4 weeks
  4. Re
    Re-scan at month 4All zones and grade compared against this baseline

Reviewed and signed by

Dr [Name], MBBS, MD (Derm)Reg. no. [XXXXX] · 07 Nov 2026 · 11:42

Protocol drafted by Trichora from zone thinning % and grade, mapped to [Your Clinic]'s treatment pathways; edited and approved by the practitioner above. Projections are estimates and individual outcomes vary.

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trichora · r/TR-2041

Generated by Trichora · Clinical decision support · Not a diagnosisTreatment decisions rest with the registered practitioner named on page 3.

Female pattern · Patient TR-2038

Women thin differently. The report says so.

Female-pattern loss rarely touches the hairline. It widens the parting and thins the mid-scalp and crown diffusely. Trichora reports it on the same zones with the same 0–100% scale, so a clinic's female patients get the same objective baseline as its male patients — and the hairline stays correctly marked “intact”.

  • Hairline · intact
  • Frontal 25%
  • Mid-scalp 50%
  • Crown 50%
  • Sides & back · clear
Baseline · top
Top view of a woman's scalp with a widened parting
+24 months · untreated
Projected female scalp at 24 months without treatment
  • Front view of a female patient
  • Left side view of a female patient
  • Right side view of a female patient
  • Back view of a female patient

Progression outlook

Two futures, side by side.

Page two of every report plots the likely course of each zone over 24 months — untreated versus on the signed protocol. Patients rarely need convincing after seeing it.

Crown zone · projected thinning %

  • Untreated
  • On protocol
100%75%50%25%0%Today+12 mo+24 moRe-scan 3~100%~65% held
  • Projected scalp at 24 months without treatment
    +24 mo untreated · ~100%
  • Projected scalp at 24 months with treatment
    +24 mo on protocol · ~65%

Projections are statistical estimates derived from the baseline scan and population data. Individual outcomes vary; the outlook is updated at every re-scan.

Follow-up reports

Visit two overlays visit one. Progress stops being an argument.

Every re-scan is registered to the baseline and reported as change per zone. Patients who can see a crown move from 75% to 60% stay on treatment. Doctors who can see a zone that isn't responding change course early.

Change since baseline · month 4

TR-2041
  • Frontal50 → 42% ▼
  • Mid-scalp25 → 25% ＝
  • Crown75 → 61% ▼
  • GradeHeld at 3V ·Stable

Doctor's note: Responding in frontal and crown. Continue protocol; re-scan at month 8.

Doctor sign-off

Nothing reaches the patient until a doctor signs.

Trichora drafts. The registered practitioner decides. Every edit, approval and share is logged.

  1. 1 · Queue

    Draft lands in the doctor's queue

    Flagged by urgency: highest zone score and any new temporal or occipital findings first.

  2. 2 · Review

    Edit anything

    Swap agents, change dosages, add or remove sessions, record contra-indications and notes.

  3. 3 · Sign

    Digital signature

    Name, registration number and timestamp are embedded in the report and locked.

  4. 4 · Share

    PDF or secure link

    Branded to the clinic; sent by WhatsApp, email or printed at the desk. Expiring links, view logs.

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