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There seems to be an expert for every ailment, sickness and body part, but some specialists are so specialized that we don?t often know about their existence until we need them desperately. One specialist that isn’t commonly known is a trichologist ? someone who studies scalp and hair health. A hairstylist is your go-to for cut, color and style, but most hairstylists aren?t able to tell you the science behind your strands. When hairstylists and trichologists work together, the results are much more powerful. Here’s how to know when it’s time to visit a trichologist.
Hair Loss and Hair Density
Whether you?re a millennial with thinning hair or a woman experiencing hair loss due to menopause, any type of excessive shedding or thinning of hair is a great time to visit a trichologist. ?If a client has an appointment for a type of hair loss, we are specially trained to recognize scalp disorders, lack of vitamins and minerals, lifestyle choices and grooming practices that can contribute to this concern,? shares Michelle Blaisure, Bosley Professional Strength certified trichologist and director of education. These concerns can range from general hair loss to balding in one or two areas to changes in density or thickness of hair. While our stylist may recommend a specific hair care product or treatment, if you want to understand the core of the cause, a specialist is best.
Scalp Sensitivity or Foul Odor
We don?t often realize that the scalp is skin...