Norwood scale · Stage 6
The bridge gives way
An advanced stage where surgery and pigment work together to restore a believable frame.
Where you are on the scale

Initial evaluation
Every plan starts the same way.
Before we recommend anything, we measure. Three diagnostics turn what you can’t see into a plan you can act on — the same rigour applies at every stage of the scale.

Stage 6 · top-down pattern
Mineral and vitamin analysis
Electro-acupuncture diagnostic device
Detects deficiencies such as zinc, iron, biotin, magnesium, iodine, and the vitamin B and D complex.
Outcome — A personalised supplementation protocol, built on your real biological needs.
High-resolution dermatoscopy
Advanced scalp analysis
Assesses follicles per mm², miniaturisation rate, inflammation, dandruff and seborrhea, and the quality of scalp vascularisation.
Outcome — Accurate density measurement and a clear prediction of how hair loss will progress.
DOCTHAIR microscopy, 200×
Microscopic fibre evaluation
Examines the hair fibre itself — porosity, cuticle condition, keratin structure, diameter, and bulb health.
Outcome — Structural weaknesses identified, and the optimal treatment selected.
Recommended protocol · Stages 6–7
Complete reconstruction
Maximum coverage and a natural, long-lasting result.
The protocol
A staged, full-package plan that works across three layers:
Biological regeneration (mandatory)
- Red LED therapy
- Dermapen
- Natural serums and oils
- Supplement protocols
- Exosome, PRP and PRF, applied systematically
Surgical reconstruction
- DHI hair transplant only
- Intelligent donor redistribution
Aesthetic optimisation
- Scalp micropigmentation (SMP)
For Stage 6, this is typically one DHI procedure combined with SMP.
Expected results
Full, natural coverage of the hairline and crown.
Your exact plan is confirmed after the diagnostic scan — every protocol is tailored to your donor area, scalp health and goals.
Schedule a consultation
Your next step starts here.
Book a time that suits you, or send us a message on WhatsApp - we’ll take it from there.







