Who is best trichologist or dermatologist?

Dermatologist or Trichologist? With so many possible causes of hair loss, it’s important to get an accurate diagnosis and this is why a dermatologist is the best option. Dermatologists have medical training, unlike trichologists who are qualified by and registered with the Institute of Trichologists.

Is a trichologist a hair doctor?

Trichology takes its name from the Greek word Trikhos, which means hair. Though trichologists are not doctors, they can advise people who are having hair-related problems, such as hair loss or scalp conditions.

Can trichologist do hair transplant?

A trichologist is a medical professional who has knowledge of science of hair and scalp. A trichologist surgeon is a skilled professional who can conduct hair transplant procedures.

What is a hair specialist called?

Trichologist: A trichologist is an expert who specialises in hair and scalp related problems. He is also the right person to diagnose alopecia and help treat all forms of alopecia.

Who is the best doctor for hair?

India’s very renowned cosmetic dermatologist, DR STUTI KHARE SHUKLA, popularly called as Hair Growth Queen of India, is a new ray of hope for hair loss patients worldwide.

What shampoo do Trichologists use?

Beauty fanatics and those suffering from hair loss and thinning agree that Watermans Grow Me Hair Growth Shampoo does it all, with over 2,800 Amazon shoppers attesting to its claims. In fact, it’s so popular that one bottle sells every 30 seconds.

How much does a trichologist cost?

A consultation cost $95.00. Trichologist are not medical doctors, and do not take insurance. All consultations are private and confidential. Consultations are by appointment only, and a $50.00 deposit is required to schedule an appointment.

How successful is a hair transplant?

Hair transplants are typically more successful than over-the-counter hair restoration products. But there are some factors to consider: Anywhere from 10 to 80 percent of transplanted hair will fully grow back in an estimated three to four months. Like regular hair, transplanted hair will thin over time.