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What is Trichology?
Trichology
deals with the study of different hair and scalp
problems that occur and the non-medical treatments
of those maladies. Some examples are:
- Excessive
Hair Loss
- Damage
from coloring and straightening (over processed)
- Itchy
Scaly Scalp
- Dandruff
- Psoriasis
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- Seborrhea
Dermatitis
- Male
and Female Pattern Hair Loss
- Alopecia
Areata
- Any
other abnormal scalp condition
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In
many cases, a trichologist studies your hair with
a capilliscope and/or microscope for a better analysis
of the hair.
What
is a Trichologist?
A
trichologist is a qualified person who has successfully
completed studies in the field of Trichology. This
field of study is very well known in many countries,
especially in Europe. One of the oldest Trichology
Institutes was established in 1908 in London, England.
Trichologists study anatomy and physiology of the
skin, hair and body, chemistry, microscopy, nutrition,
scalp and hair disorders and electro therapy. Continual
Studies and Education is also important, as to keep
up with the latest therapies such as Low Level Laser
Light Therapy, the Laser Hair Comb or any other
scientific findings. Their goal is to work closely
with your physician to better treat your condition.
Vetta
Thompson, founder of The Center, is one of only
9 internationally certified trichologists in the
entire United States.
I.A.T.
Certification.
The
I.A.T. is a nonprofit organization which was established
in 1974 to promote the study, research and practice
in all aspects relating to the treatment and care
of hair and scalp in health and disease. The I.A.T.
administers the educational trichology program,
establishes standards, conducts exams and certifies
students, and publishes educational materials.
Call
today for more information or to schedule an appointment.
904.998.9208
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