Why We Test What We Test

Supports Oxygen delivery to your hair follicle. 

Low levels are one of the most common causes of hair shedding and reduced growth.

Plays a role in your follicle cycling, immune balance, and skin repair. 

Deficiency is frequently linked to hair loss and inflammatory skin conditions.

Essential for cell turnover and red blood cell formation. 

Imbalances can affect your skin vitality, energy levels, and hair strength.

Regulates your metabolism at a cellular level. 

Even subtle imbalances can contribute to hair thinning, dryness acne and changes in your skin texture.

Provides a broad overview of your internal health, including oxygen transport and early signs of deficiency that may impact your skin clarity and hair growth.

A marker of systemic inflammation.

Elevated levels may contribute to acne, scalp irritation, and disruption of your hair growth cycle. 

Helps assess androgen activity, a key driver in conditions such as acne, oily skin, and pattern hair loss.

Supports skin hydration, elasticity, and hair density. 

Imbalances may contribute to dryness, thinning or accelerated ageing

Provides an insight into your hormonal signalling and balance. 

Useful in identifying patterns such as PCOS or cycle irregularities affecting your skin and hair.

An adrenal androgen that can influence oil production, acne, and hair thinning when elevated.

Reflects blood sugar regulation over time. 

Poor control can accelerate ageing, inflammation, and hormonal imbalance.

Identifies insulin resistance, a key driver of hormonal acne, PCOS-related symptoms, and chronic inflammation.

A potent androgen linked to hair follicle miniaturisation. 

Useful in specific cases of progressive hair thinning.