STUDIES & TRIALS
Help advance hair and scalp research
FHI conducts and collaborates on selected clinical, observational, measurement and consumer studies examining how hair and scalp conditions change, how interventions perform, and how outcomes can be measured more reliably.
Areas of study
Clinical trials and prospective studies
Oral, topical, device, procedural, combination, and experimental approaches.
Hair and scalp change over time
Observational and longitudinal studies of hair loss, recovery, recurrence, treatment response, and scalp change.
Cosmetic and consumer-use research
Hair quality, appearance, tolerability, usability, and consumer-reported outcomes.
Measurement, imaging, and validation
Standardized photography, trichoscopy, phototrichograms, hair counting, longitudinal comparison, data validation, and AI-supported image analysis.
Defined health and lifestyle associations
Selected health and lifestyle factors studied in relation to specified hair and scalp outcomes.
What participation may involve
Depending on the study, participation may involve questionnaires, clinic or remote visits, standardized photography, trichoscopy or phototrichogram measurement, use of a study product or device, and scheduled follow-up. Some studies are observational and do not involve treatment.
Each study has its own eligibility, consent, privacy, schedule, location, and participation requirements. Registering interest does not guarantee eligibility or constitute consent to participate.
Be notified about relevant studies
Join the confidential study-interest list to hear when an FHI or collaborating study may match the information you provide. Eligibility is assessed separately for each study.