Progress tracking
How to track hair loss progress without guessing
Learn how to create a repeatable photo baseline so you can spot real change instead of relying on memory.
Why monthly consistency beats daily anxiety
Hair progress usually moves slower than motivation. If your measurement changes every month, your confidence collapses long before biology has time to move.
The first fix is operational, not emotional: same lighting, same distance, same angles, and the same timing inside your routine.
The minimum viable baseline
Use a front hairline shot, a crown shot, and one macro scalp angle. Do it before styling products, ideally on the same day each month.
Keep the camera height and framing stable. That makes subtle changes visible instead of noisy.
What a tracker should do after capture
Grald turns those repeated scans into a timeline, then links them back to adherence. That is the difference between a gallery of random photos and a usable record.