Shows the average number of hair follicles analyzed within a $1\text{cm}^2$ area. Higher density means more follicles in the same area, resulting in a fuller appearance.

Shows the average number of hairs per follicle analyzed within a $1\text{cm}^2$ area. A higher number of hairs per follicle means more hair in the same area, resulting in a fuller appearance. The measurement is taken from the photographed image, where each follicle may contain one hair (red box), two hairs (yellow box), or three or more hairs (green box).

Shows the average hair thickness analyzed within a $1\text{cm}^2$ area. Thicker hair can be considered healthier hair.

Calculates hair volume by differentiating the scalp and hair within a $1\text{cm}^2$ area. A higher hair volume score can indicate a fuller appearance.

Measures the red areas on the scalp within a $1\text{cm}^2$ area as sensitivity. Scalp redness can indicate a tense scalp due to excessive stress and fatigue or poor nutrient supply due to poor blood circulation. If severe, it can lead to hair loss, requiring management.

Analyzes keratin (dandruff/flaking) within a $1\text{cm}^2$ area. Keratin can be categorized into various types, including dry keratin, bacterial keratin, irritant keratin due to a weak sebum barrier, and inflammatory keratin accompanied by dryness and irritation.

Measures Porphyrin bacteria, which react with UV LED light as a red glow. Porphyrin bacteria are a major cause of sebum and acne production.