Where today’s evidence shapes
the future of trichology.
Physician-authored research, clinical interpretation, and emerging science—bringing the field’s most important questions into clearer focus for patients and professionals.
The experts behind the Journal.
Every publication identifies its medical writer and expert reviewer, making authorship and clinical oversight clear to readers.
Medical WriterDr. Anish Desai, MD
Physician contributorWrites evidence-led clinical features on hair-follicle biology, nutritional factors, immune mechanisms, and emerging research.
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Medical WriterSamuel Sarmiento, MD, MPH, MBA
Physician · Medical advisor · ResearcherTranslates medical research and clinical subjects into clear guidance for patients and hair-health professionals.
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Expert ReviewerWilliam Gaunitz, WTS
Clinical trichologist · Expert reviewerReviews Journal publications for trichological accuracy, practical context, terminology, and appropriate professional boundaries.
View contributor →Medical writers interpret research and clinical subjects; independent trichology review keeps terminology, practical context, and professional boundaries aligned.
FEATURED JOURNAL PUBLICATION
GLP-1 and Hair Loss: understanding shedding during rapid metabolic change.
A physician-authored review of how rapid weight loss, reduced nutrient intake, metabolic change, and other overlapping factors may contribute to telogen effluvium during GLP-1 treatment.
Read the Journal publication →Recent expert-reviewed insights.
Newest publications appear first. Select a subject to focus the collection.
FoliGrowth Nutraceutical for Hair Thinning: Consumer Reported Outcomes
Browse expert-reviewed Journal publications.
Causes & biology
Explore follicle biology, immune signaling, hormonal pathways, nutrient status, and the scalp environment.
View Journal publications →Hair & scalp conditions
Read about immune-mediated hair loss, inflammatory scalp conditions, hormonal changes, and medication-related shedding.
View Journal publications →Credibility is built into the editorial process.
Hair-loss information should clarify—not amplify fear. Journal content explains mechanisms, distinguishes established evidence from emerging research, and identifies when a qualified professional should become involved.
- Named medical writers on every publication
- Separate trichological expert-review attribution
- Mechanism-led explanations in understandable language
- No miracle claims, countdowns, or disguised product promotion
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