Trichology

What does a trichologist treat in Mykolaiv?

The trichologist - is a medical specialist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to hair and scalp. In our clinic, an experienced dermatologist-trichologist Ustinskaya Inna Ivanovna sees patients. A trichologist in Mykolaiv will help to identify the causes of problems such as hair loss, brittleness, dryness, fungal infections, or hair growth disorders.

Method of treatment

Treatment of hair and scalp at the trichology center may include a variety of methods depending on the specific problem. These can be:

1. Treatment of hair loss: medication, mesotherapy or plasmolifting.

2. Hair restoration: the use of special products to stimulate growth.

3. Treatment of hair fungus and infections: necessary to restore the health of the scalp.

4. Examination of the scalp and hair: the use of trichoscopy for an accurate diagnosis.

Trichoscopy is a method of diagnosing the condition of the hair and scalp using a special device - a trichoscope. This device allows you to see the skin and hair under high magnification, which helps the doctor determine the causes of problems, such as hair loss, dandruff, dryness or oily skin. Our medical center uses the most modern trichoscope, which allows:

• Analyze the condition of the scalp in detail: detect dryness, oiliness, dandruff or inflammation.
• Assess hair density and detect signs of alopecia.
• Determine the condition of hair follicles and identify possible problems.
• After trichoscopy, the doctor provides recommendations for treatment, which allows you to choose an effective care or treatment.

When should I see a specialist?

Some hair problems can resolve on their own, but others require professional intervention. Here are some common signs that you should consult a trichologist:

1. Excessive hair loss: if you notice more than 100 strands of hair per day, this is a signal to see a doctor.

2. Bald spots or thinning areas: this may indicate alopecia areata.

3. Persistent pain, itching, or burning of the scalp: there may be problems such as dandruff or fungal infections.

4. Chronic dandruff: can't be treated with conventional remedies.

5. Change in hair texture: brittle, dry or weak hair may indicate damage or nutritional deficiencies.

Hair treatment by a trichologist

Treatment includes an individual approach. The doctor selects medications and procedures based on diagnostics, such as a trichogram, and performs comprehensive hair treatment, including internal and external restoration. These can be medications, mesotherapy, laser therapy, or special hair masks.

Preparing for a visit to a trichologist

Preparation for a visit to a trichologist is important for the consultation to be effective, it is recommended:

1.  Do not wash your hair a few days before the appointment so that the doctor can assess its condition.

2.  Bring possible tests and examinations, if any.

3.  Write down the questions that concern you so that you do not forget them during the appointment.

How a dermatologist appointment works in Mykolaiv

The initial consultation with a trichologist begins with taking a medical history. The doctor listens carefully to the patient, finding out when the hair problems began and what factors could have affected their condition — stress, hormonal changes, seasonality, nutrition. Then, the scalp and hair are examined using a trichoscope.

In more complex cases, the trichologist may order additional tests, such as a complete blood count, biochemical blood analysis, hormone profile, and fungal microflora testing. This approach allows for an accurate diagnosis and the development of an effective treatment plan.

What diseases does a hair doctor treat?

At the Zdravo clinic, a trichologist treats not only common hair loss, but also more complex pathologies. These include:

• Androgenic alopecia — hereditary baldness that requires hormonal control and regular maintenance therapy.
• Diffuse hair loss after stress, infections or childbirth.
• Alopecia areata — an autoimmune disorder that requires a comprehensive approach.
• Fungal infections of the scalp — a common cause of itching, dandruff and inflammation.
• Psoriasis of the scalp is a chronic dermatological disease that often requires consultation with a trichologist or dermatologist.

Treatment is always individual and may include both drug therapy and external agents — serums, medicated shampoos, ampoules with active ingredients.

When to see a hair doctor

Don't wait until your hair starts falling out in clumps. A hair doctor in Mykolaiv will help you in the early stages, when it is still possible to preserve the thickness and strength of your hair. It is worth making an appointment if you notice:

• thinning hair;
• excessive oiliness or dryness of the scalp;
• itching, redness or flaking;
• decreased hair density in certain areas of the head (forehead, crown, back of the head);
• brittleness, change in hair structure or colour.

The earlier you visit a trichologist, the greater the likelihood of complete recovery.

Comprehensive treatment by a trichologist in Mykolaiv

At the Zdravo clinic, patients receive more than just symptomatic treatment. Trichologists work according to the principle of comprehensive therapy. This means that the doctor takes into account all possible internal causes that may affect the condition of the hair:

• iron or vitamin D deficiency;
• endocrine disorders (thyroiditis, hypothyroidism);
• autoimmune processes;
• chronic infections or intoxications.

In addition to drug treatment, a trichologist may recommend mesotherapy, ozone therapy, or plasma therapy — methods that stimulate hair growth and improve microcirculation in the scalp.

Who treats hair at the Zdravo clinic

Your doctor is Inna Ivanivna Ustyna, a dermatologist-trichologist with many years of experience. She will help solve problems not only with hair but also with the scalp, selecting an individual treatment according to your skin type, medical history, and laboratory indicators. If you are looking for a trichologist in Mykolaiv, you should trust a specialist who works with evidence-based methods and modern approaches.