Can hair loss be a definite diagnosis or a symptom of another disease or illness. In this video segment of the new video series: "Causes of Hair Loss", we will discuss a few illness that result in hair thinning and hair loss. New videos added weekly. Like, share and subscribe to this channel for updates and more information. MORE HAIR!!!!
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Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Hair Loss Video Series: A Symptom of Illness | StephanieLAnderson.com
Can hair loss be a definite diagnosis or a symptom of another disease or illness. In this video segment of the new video series: "Causes of Hair Loss", we will discuss a few illness that result in hair thinning and hair loss. New videos added weekly. Like, share and subscribe to this channel for updates and more information. MORE HAIR!!!!
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Differences Between a Dermatologist and Trichologist
Have you considered consulting with a professional about your scalp disorder or hair loss? If so, do you know the difference between a Dermatologist and a Trichologist?The difference between a Dermatologist and a Trichologist is that a Dermatologist specializeds in skin disorders while a Trichologist specializes in several forms of alopecia and scalp disorders. A Trichologist also networks with Medical Doctors, Internal Medicine Doctors, Endocrinologists, Neurologists, Psychologists, Nutritionists, Naturopathic Doctors, Dermatologists, Cosmetologists and Barbers.
There are some systemic conditions that require other medical treatments and/or therapy, combined with alopecia and scalp disorder treatments. A few important comparisons are listed below:
DERMATOLOGIST
- Listens to client for signs and symptoms, may not examine the scalp thoroughly
- May give steroid injections to scalp
- May suggest a biopsy
- May write a prescription
- Usally informs patient to stop all chemical processes
- Will obtain the history of the alopecia and scalp disorder
- Analyzes signs and symptoms
- Looks for scalp lesions and pimples
- Looks for erythematic and inflammation
- Looks for scaly scalp disorders
- Looks for alopecia and/or damaged hair follicles
- Will use microscopes to analyze scalp health and hair bulb
- Will evaluate nutritional deficiencies associated with disorder
For more information contact: Stephanie Anderson, Trichologist/Natural Health Professional of Trinity Lace Wigs at sanderson@trinitylacewigs.com
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