Now offering trichology consultations!
Get help for your hair loss and scalp conditions.
WHAT IS TRICHOLOGY?
Trichology is the study of conditions dealing with the scalp and hair. Trichology is specifically focused on the scalp and covers much more than just hair loss.
WHO SHOULD SEE A TRICHOLOGIST?
Anyone who is concerned about hair loss, oily scalp, flaky scalp, psoriasis, alopecia, or scalp-related disorders such as hair-pulling, known as trichotillomania. A person should also see a trichologist when they have anything from sudden, excessive hair loss to a bald patch that’s unexplained to a fungal condition that has caused discomfort and itching.
WHEN DO I NEED A TRICHOLOGIST?
Almost every trichology appointment will include an in-depth hair and scalp analysis by a trained professional. They will check for structural damage, fungal concerns, dandruff, flaky scalp, blocked follicles and more. At times a blood test is recommended for a deeper look at the issue.
Scarring Alopecia
A condition where hair follicles are damaged or destroyed. It often leads to hair loss. With early detection, a trichologist can sometimes regrow the hair or slow the loss. This condition can be caused by anything from hair allergies to chemical reactions from hair relaxers to fungal issues.
Hair Loss/Shedding
Hair loss isn’t always genetic. Sometimes it can be caused by pregnancy, high fevers, COVID-19, blood loss, hormonal changes such as pregnancy and even medications. This is where a trichologist comes in.
Itchy, Flaky Scalp
Scalps can be itchy for a number of reasons; the goal is to control the discomfort so it does not lead to hair loss. Peeling, flaking scalps can typically be remedied with treatment.
I Was Experiencing Hair Loss Because Of Illness And Surgery. I Met With Consultant Gene Who Was Very Professional And Knowledgeable. He Explained The Options I Had To Help With My Hair Loss. I Choose The Low Light Laser Therapy Cap And It Has Done Wonders. My Hair Is Healthier And Looks And Feels Fuller. What A Difference. A Big Thanks To Gene G.
Gerry C, Sun City West AZ
Dermatologic problems can affect patients not only physically, but emotionally as well. If you are having any concerns about your scalp, you should consider seeing a trichologist. Trichologists are different from dermatologists in that they only focus on the hair and scalp, while a dermatologist focuses on the entire body.
MORE REASONS TO SEE A TRICHOLOGIST:
– Traction alopecia
– Cradle cap, also known as seborrheic dermatitis
– Hair that breaks or is brittle
– Dandruff or severe dandruff
– Peeling scalp from burns/sunburn
– Fungal infection
– Hair loss after chemotherapy or medication
– Psoriasis on the scalp
– Hormonal hair loss, such as in pregnancy or transitioning
– Itchy scalp
– Excessively oily scalp
– Hair loss after COVID-19 or long COVID
– Seasonal hair shedding
– Sudden hair loss or hair loss in just one spot
