What is a hair doctor called?

Answer 1

Ans1> Dermatologist - A doctor specializing in matters of the epidermis (skin).

Family doctors or internists can direct you to a (specialist) dermatologist (or maybe later, a hair restoration surgeon), but only after running basic tests to determine if the origin of the problem is hormonal, dietary, disease-related, drug-related, stress-induced or the result of physical activities. Many hair loss problems are resolved with simple therapies.

Remember that early detection and intervention are essential to treating and preventing future hair loss. More men and women are deciding that they want to address the problem while they're younger instead of delaying treatment. When hair restoration is deemed necessary, the track record for the 2 million global patients (2007) is remarkably positive. 93 percent of them have hair transplant procedures targeting the scalp area and 7 percent have procedures targeted at non-scalp areas of the body, like eyebrows, face/mustache/beard and eyelashes.

Ans2>A Cosmetic surgeon can provide various treatments for hair like hair restoration, transplant and more.

Answer 2

You can just talk to your normal doctor. Hair loss means a lot of things. It can mean that you are stressed, its might be old age, and if you sometimes can't sleep. Those are the main reasons.

Answer 3

Trichologist

Answer 4

The medical term for hair loss is alopecia and it is most commonly treated in the initial stages by a regular GP. A dermatologist may also be consulted if further treatment is required.

Answer 5

trichologist

Answer 6

Trichologist

Answer 7

dermatologist