What is a hair doctor/scientist called?

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A dermatologist works with the skin but what kind of doctor works with hair?

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tricologist study hair which is tricology. they can determine the problems of excessive hair growth or why you don't grow enough hair. they study what makes the color or hair and what makes it turn grey. you can also hear it is called lythology, histology, phytology. there are a lot of interesting things you can learn about hair. what makes it grow fast, how it holds it shape, why is it curly or straight. you should really check into it. i did to find out why my hair is turning grey at such a young age. i learned lots about hair. i also know how to better care for my hair. you should never use a brush that has little bristles on it. a comb with wide teeth are the best or just even a regular comb for guys. i also do not comb my hair much when it is wet i use my fingers more to comb through my hair to prevent split ends. many girls do not realize how much damage they do to their hair. hairspray is really bad for your hair. your hair needs to breath just as we do. it is weird. also shampoo that foams a lot is bad for your hair.

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What is a hair doctor/scientist called?
A dermatologist works with the skin but what kind of doctor works with hair?

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Since hair isn't a living organ, I do not think that there are any medical doctors that study it. If you need medical advice, a dermatologist will be your best bet. There are people who study hair for a living, but they are PhD's, not MD's, and they work for Universities or hair care companies. You could find one by checking with the society of cosmetic chemists: www.scconline.org

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I don't think there's really such a thing. The skin is an immensely complicated organ with a lot of potential disorders and illnesses, so a lot of study has been devoted to it. Your hair is dead matter, just a mineral substance. I mean you get tricologists who study hair but I don't think there's such a thing as a hair "doctor".

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Tricologist is a scientist who specializes in the hair and scalp.

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