The Journal of Advanced Medical Trichology
The Journal of Advanced Medical Trichology is a leading publication dedicated to the latest research and advancements in hair and scalp health. It features expert-reviewed articles, case studies, and reviews from experts in the field.
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Essential Oils For Hair Growth: Top 5 Oils That Actually Work
Rosemary, lavender, peppermint, cedarwood and tea tree oil are popular for hair growth and scalp health. See what the research actually shows, how to dilute essential oils safely, and when
Peptides and Hair Growth: Scientific Mechanisms, Clinical Evidence, and Practical Applications in Modern Trichology
Peptides may support scalp health, follicle anchoring, and healthier-looking hair, but they are not a cure for every type of hair loss. This guide explains the evidence, key peptides, formulation
The Hair–Gut Axis: Understanding How Gastrointestinal Health Shapes Hair Growth and Loss
Gut disorders can contribute to hair loss through malabsorption, restricted intake or illness. However, dysbiosis, probiotics and microbiome testing remain unproven as general hair-loss solutions.
The Hair Follicle Stem Cell Niche
The hair follicle stem cell niche controls the regeneration of each new hair growth cycle. This guide explains how follicular stem cells reactivate hair growth, why signaling can fail, and
The Hair-Iron Axis
Low ferritin is associated with diffuse shedding and telogen effluvium, but no universal ferritin target guarantees hair growth. This Journal review examines iron metabolism, hepcidin, testing and safe treatment.
Hair Follicle Immune Privilege
Hair follicle immune privilege helps protect actively growing follicles from immune attack. When this protection fails, immune-driven inflammation can trigger alopecia areata and sudden patchy hair loss.
Microneedling and Dermarolling for Hair Growth
Microneedling may improve hair-count outcomes in androgenetic alopecia when combined with topical minoxidil, but evidence for standalone use and at-home protocols remains limited.
GLP-1 and Hair Loss
GLP-1 medications may be linked to hair shedding through rapid weight loss, nutrient gaps, stress physiology, and telogen effluvium rather than direct follicle damage.
Botox and Hair Loss
Botox may support hair growth in selected cases by reducing scalp tension and improving circulation, but evidence is still early and it is not a standalone cure.
High Sugar Intake and Hair Loss
High sugar intake has not been proven to cause hair loss directly. However, studies have found associations between sugary drinks, metabolic health and some hair-loss patterns. Here is what the
PRP for Hair Loss
PRP may improve hair density in some people with pattern hair loss, but protocols and results vary. Review the evidence, safety, treatment process and realistic limitations.
Medications that Affect Hair Loss
Some medications can trigger anagen or telogen effluvium, but many associations are uncommon or uncertain. Learn which drugs are linked to hair loss and what to do safely.
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Meet our distinguished panel of trichology experts and researchers
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Dr. Anish Desai
Dr. Anish Desai is a board certified internal medicine physician with extensive expertise in inpatient care. His professional focus spans...
Dr. Samuel Sarmiento
Dr. Samuel Sarmiento is a physician with a rich background in clinical medicine, public health, and research. He completed his...