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Trichologist FAQs Often, the Trichologist can diagnose hair and scalp problems at the time of the initial consultation and treatment options are then discussed at that time. When it comes to actual hair loss, the Trichologist will refer you to your primary care physician for blood work. This will determine if there are any illnesses that have gone unchecked. The…
Androgenetic alopecia is the hereditary form of baldness that affects 50 percent of men, and some women after 40. Female hair loss usually starts after menopause although it can begin earlier. The main reason for this is that estrogen levels decline. Hormonal changes cause hair to thin. It is comforting to note that other than androgenetic alopecia, the most common…
Before you can take the necessary steps toward hair restoration, it’s important to determine all the potential causes for your hair loss. Trichotillomania is a hair-pulling disorder, but the extent of the hair pulling varies from person to person. Trichotillomania can involve hair pulling from the scalp, eyebrows, arms, pubic area and legs. This hair pulling can lead to hair…
Hair breakage can happen for a variety of reasons, including specific hair products, diet, covid-19, and stress. In this short article we are going to look at 10 hair care tips from the American Academy of Dermatology. How you style your hair can make all the difference whether you’re contributing to brittle, frizzy and lackluster or thinning hair. Follow…
Hair loss is a widespread problem, luckily there are more solutions than there are causes that contribute to hair loss. Before hair loss can be treated successfully, it’s important to consult with your physician or dermatologist to determine the cause. In this short article we are going to list the most common hair disorders. Here are the four most common…