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What a trichologist does
A trichologist focuses on the health of the hair and scalp. They look closely at thinning, shedding, flaking and other changes, explain what they see, and support clients with education and cosmetic care. Read what a trichologist does and when to see a trichologist.
How to choose a trichologist
- Education: ask which trichology courses they completed and where they trained.
- Certification: ask whether they hold certification and which organization issued it.
- Scope: trichologists do not diagnose or prescribe. They recognize changes, support clients and refer to a physician when needed.
Not sure who to see first? Compare a trichologist and a dermatologist.
Questions about finding a trichologist
What does a trichologist do?
A trichologist studies the hair and scalp. They look closely at hair and scalp changes, explain what they see, support clients with education and cosmetic care, and refer to a physician when something needs a medical opinion.
Is a trichologist a doctor?
No. Trichology is non-medical in the United States. Trichologists do not diagnose medical conditions or prescribe medication. For a medical diagnosis or treatment, see a physician such as a dermatologist.
How do I choose a trichologist?
Ask about their education, which courses they completed and where, and whether they hold certification. Ask what services they offer and how they work with physicians when a referral is needed.
Who is listed in the USTI directory?
The Find a Trichologist directory lists USTI trained professionals. Search a city or use the location button on the map, then tap a name for full details.
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