Trichologist

As a Trichologist (Doctor), you specialize in diagnosing and treating conditions related to the hair and scalp. Your expertise lies in providing care for issues such as hair loss, dandruff, scalp psoriasis, alopecia, and other scalp disorders. Your role involves conducting consultations, performing scalp analysis, recommending personalized treatment plans, and offering advice on hair care and nutrition. - Conduct detailed consultations with patients to assess hair and scalp conditions. - Diagnose problems such as hair thinning, hair loss (alopecia), dandruff, scalp infections, and other dermatological issues. - Use diagnostic tools (e.g., dermatoscopes, trichoscopes, and scalp analysers) to evaluate scalp and hair health. - Develop personalized treatment plans, including topical treatments, oral medications, supplements, and non-invasive procedures like PRP therapy. - Collaborate with dermatologists, nutritionists, or other medical professionals when necessary. - Educate patients on proper hair care routines, nutrition, and lifestyle factors affecting hair health. - Stay updated on the latest research, products, and technologies related to trichology. - Maintain accurate medical records and follow up with patients to monitor progress. - Education: Bachelor's degree in Medicine (MBBS) or related field; specialization or certification in Trichology or Dermatology preferred, BDS, MDS, BHMS, Cosmetology. - Experience: Prior experience in trichology, dermatology, cosmetology, or a related healthcare field is desirable. The work environment for this role includes clinics specializing in dermatology, trichology, cosmetology, or wellness, hospitals or private healthcare practices, and some roles may involve working with hair transplant centers or aesthetic medicine clinics. If interested, you can share your CV on the email ID: rockey.kumar@vlccgroup.com. For further queries, you can contact the HR at 7082059364.,