Know the number
before the conversation.
Match your pattern, answer a few questions, and receive an indicative graft range, the demand it would place on your donor area, and a candidacy view. Ninety seconds. Nobody will phone you unless you ask them to.
Upload a photo of your scalp
Top-down, under normal room light, hair dry and not styled. The photo stays in your browser until you choose to send it. It is reviewed by Dr. G. Revanth personally, not by a coordinator.
- ✓Stand under a ceiling light, camera above your head
- ✓Dry hair, no gel, no wax, hair pushed back
- ✕No flash directly on the scalp, it hides thinning
- ✕No filters, no beauty mode
Your file leaves this room
with nothing on it.
The photograph stays in your browser until you choose to send it. Nothing on your record names the procedure, nobody calls unless you ask them to, and the identifying half of every register entry is removed before it is filed.
You get the number first
You see the estimate first. Whether you then want to speak to anyone is entirely your decision, and nothing happens until you make it.
No simulated photograph of you
We will not generate a picture of you with hair. Those images set an expectation no surgeon can meet, and an unhappy patient almost always starts with a picture they were shown before surgery.
It will be corrected in person
People tend to grade themselves about one stage better than they are. Dr. Revanth regrades you at the consultation, and nothing is fixed until your donor density has been counted under magnification.
Questions people actually ask
How accurate is an online graft estimate?
An indicative range, not a diagnosis. It is built from your self-matched Norwood pattern and four questions, and people tend to grade themselves about one stage better than they are. Dr. Revanth regrades you in person and nothing is fixed until your donor density has been counted under magnification.
Do I have to give my phone number to see the result?
You see the estimate first and decide afterwards whether you want to talk to anyone. The scalp photograph stays in your browser until you choose to send it, nobody telephones you unless you ask, and your details are not added to any list.
Read before you decide
How many grafts do I need?
The number depends on three things, and only one of them is your Norwood grade.
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