3D head modelComing soon
The whole scalp, in one object.
A photograph shows you one angle. The model shows you the head, and every zone on it carries the numbers that were measured there — so you can turn it, zoom in, and see where a figure came from.
Not in the app at launch. This page describes what it is being built to do; leave your email and we will tell you when it ships.
What it does
- Renders your scalp as a model you can rotate and zoom, built from five guided photographs.
- Attaches each zone's figures to the place on the head they were measured — area, visible scalp, confidence.
- Shows the donor region as its own surface, which is the part no mirror has ever shown you.
- Travels with the report, so a conversation with a surgeon starts from the same object you were looking at.
Where the numbers come from
- The measurements are made on the photographs, by the computer-vision models. That is the engine.
- The model is how you navigate them: it gives every number a location, and it makes the back of your own head visible to you.
- Scale is set from the distance between your pupils, so the model's dimensions are real rather than arbitrary.
What it will not do
It is not a render of how you could look. There is no “after” version, no thickening slider and no simulation — the model shows the scalp you photographed, and nothing else.
Tell me when it ships
Not in the app at launch. This page describes what it is being built to do; leave your email and we will tell you when it ships.