Rooted Trichology Clinic

Rooted Trichology Clinic Rooted specializes in the disorders&diseases of the scalp,hair&hair loss aka alopecia.

01/07/2026

Scalp disorders aren’t cosmetic.
They’re biological signals.

Flaking, itching, burning, shedding… those aren’t ‘just hair problems.

Scalp disorders are inflammatory conditions.
They can be driven by hormone shifts, gut imbalance, nutrient deficiencies, or immune and disruption in the scalp environment will always show up before healthy hair can grow.

Which is why the next trending scalp product alone rarely fixes the root cause.

Surface-level treatments can only do so much. A clinical assessment gives you the insight to fix the problem at its source, improve scalp health, and support lasting hair growth.

Clinical trichology looks deeper—because guessing doesn’t heal tissue.

✨ Healthy scalp. Informed care. Sustainable results.

Scalp discomfort is a clinical sign.Pruritus, burning, tightness, scaling, tenderness, or pain are indicators of scalp d...
01/06/2026

Scalp discomfort is a clinical sign.

Pruritus, burning, tightness, scaling, tenderness, or pain are indicators of scalp dysfunction, not cosmetic inconvenience.

Common contributing factors include:
• inflammatory pathways
• impaired scalp barrier function
• microbial imbalance
• hormonal, metabolic, or stress-related triggers

Symptom-based products may provide temporary relief, but resolution requires assessment—including scalp examination and, when indicated, internal testing.

Healthy hair growth begins with a stable, regulated scalp environment.

Clinical Trichology.
Evidence-informed care.

01/05/2026

It’s a new year, and a lot of people are thinking about their hair again.

But here’s the thing — the scalp is living tissue.
And when something is off internally, it often shows up there first.

In some cases, products are enough.
In others, supplements are helpful.
But when hair loss is persistent or complex, we need more information.

This why we offer in clinic tests —
to understand what your cells actually need, hormonal patterns that influence hair growth cycling, and whether your body is absorbing what you’re giving it.

When we have that data, we can choose products, supplements, and protocols with intention — not guesswork.

New year. New you.
And maybe… a scalp that finally makes sense.

Contact us when you are ready.

12/30/2025

Hair loss is rarely just about the scalp.

The scalp is an extension of the body, not an isolated system.
When hair shedding becomes chronic, it’s often reflecting something deeper—nutrient depletion, inflammation, hormonal shifts, or systemic stress.

This is why my work looks beyond surface symptoms.
By assessing internal health alongside scalp findings, we’re able to create strategies that support true, long-term hair restoration—not quick fixes.

Hair health is whole-body health.
And that perspective changes everything.

✨ If you’re curious whether a whole-body approach could support your hair journey, you’re welcome to message us to shedule an appointment.

Not all hair loss means the follicle is gone forever.Many follicles simply go dormant — meaning they’ve stopped producin...
12/29/2025

Not all hair loss means the follicle is gone forever.

Many follicles simply go dormant — meaning they’ve stopped producing visible hair, but are still alive beneath the scalp.

Think of it like a seed in winter…
The right conditions can allow it to grow again.

A dormant follicle:
• Still exists in the scalp
• Has blood supply (even if reduced)
• Is in a prolonged resting (telogen) phase
• Is often producing very fine or invisible hairs

This is very different from a follicle that has been destroyed or replaced by scar tissue.

Pictured here, in clinic work “waking up” dormant hair follicles here

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12/27/2025

Hair loss is rarely cosmetic. Trichology fills a critical gap between cosmetic hair care and medical treatment by focusing on scalp pathology, follicle health, and contributing systemic factors. Evidence-based trichology begins with an assessment.

Empty follicles have potential. Empty follicles are typically dormant follicles that need to be “woken” up. This, pictur...
12/23/2025

Empty follicles have potential. Empty follicles are typically dormant follicles that need to be “woken” up.
This, pictured here, we did in clinic. Yes, we need to do the work internally this takes time. In the mean time we also need to create a healthy eco system to sustain hair. These procedures are tedious and take time, but are definitely worth it.

Supportive gifts make the best gifts! When someone you love is losing hair, the hardest part is not knowing how to help....
12/22/2025

Supportive gifts make the best gifts! When someone you love is losing hair, the hardest part is not knowing how to help.
Hair loss is never cosmetic. When hair loss affects someone you love, a gift certificate from makes the perfect gift.
Many of our clients come to us because someone cared enough to help them find answers.
Here at Rooted we have gift certificates
available for those who are tired of guessing and ready for professional guidance.

12/22/2025

Alopecia is not one condition—it is a category of disorders with different causes, prognoses, and treatment requirements.

Treating alopecia without proper classification can delay care and worsen outcomes.

In my practice, I specialize in the assessment and management of alopecia through scalp evaluation, inflammatory markers, and appropriate testing.

Early identification and targeted intervention matter.

Alopecia deserves investigation—not dismissal.

Contact us to schedule an appointment.

Why scalp inflammation must be treated before regrowth.Hair growth does not occur in an inflamed environment.Chronic sca...
12/21/2025

Why scalp inflammation must be treated before regrowth.

Hair growth does not occur in an inflamed environment.

Chronic scalp inflammation alters the follicular micro-environment and interferes with the normal hair growth cycle. Even when follicles are still present, inflammation can suppress growth, prolong shedding, and accelerate miniaturization.

What inflammation does to the follicle:

• Disrupts the anagen (growth) phase
• Constricts micro-circulation around the follicle
• Impairs nutrient and oxygen delivery
• Triggers premature shedding (telogen shift)
• Contributes to follicular miniaturization
• In scarring conditions, can permanently damage follicles

Inflammation may be visible as redness, scaling, or tenderness—but in many cases it is only detectable under magnification.

Topical products, supplements, or stimulation therapies cannot override an inflamed scalp. When inflammation is present, the follicle prioritizes survival over growth. Attempting regrowth without first calming inflammation often leads to poor or temporary results.

Inflammation is a central feature in many forms of alopecia, including autoimmune and scarring types. Early identification and management are critical for follicle preservation.

Takeaway: Stabilization always precedes regrowth.

In my practice, scalp inflammation is assessed and addressed before initiating growth-focused protocols. This evidence-based approach improves outcomes and protects long-term follicle health.

Hair loss deserves investigation—not assumptions.

Contact us to schedule an appointment.

For the Holidays will be closed Dec 24, Dec 25, and Dec 26.ChatGPT making us look pretty cute for Christmas. Give it a ...
12/19/2025

For the Holidays will be
closed Dec 24, Dec 25, and Dec 26.

ChatGPT making us look pretty cute for Christmas. Give it a try and show us in the comments.

Prompt in the comments.

Utilizing a topical for hair loss is a great option, just make sure it has gone through clinical trials to back up what ...
12/18/2025

Utilizing a topical for hair loss is a great option, just make sure it has gone through clinical trials to back up what it claims.
However, there’s only so much a topical can do for you. Treating the scalp alone typically does not give you sustainability, meaning it can give temporary results….
Your first step to tackle hair loss is the proper assessment; this allows you to know what type or types of alopecia’s are present as well as if there is an under lying scalp disorder contributing to your hair loss. Every type of alopecia needs to be approached differently.
Each type of alopecia needs specific topicals(at home regimen), specific in clinic treatments and specific testing to uncover the areas of your body that need support to sustain hair. Many types of alopecia’s can be slowed, stabilized and even reversed with the proper approach. Here we stock our shelves with scalp care, including topicals, that have gone through the testing and we utilize evidence based in clinic therapies to give you the best outcome possible.
The testing we offer here at Rooted allows us to uncover the “why’s”.
We don’t stop there, we put together a protocol specific for you so we can get your hair growth cycle back on track.
Our in clinic treatments? These give much quicker results, so we typically do these while we work on correcting the internal issues.
Need help with your scalp or hair growth? Contact us to schedule an appointment.

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4962, Highway 361
Lampman, SK
S0C1N0

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Tuesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4:30pm
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Saturday 10am - 3pm

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