Welcome to our evidence-based medicine (EBM) knowledge base. In the “Expert Knowledge” section, Dr. Piotr Turkowski and a team of specialists explore the scientific aspects of trichology. We discuss the impact of hormones (such as DHT and ferritin) on hair follicles, analyze the composition of therapeutic products, debunk common medical myths, and examine clinical studies. This resource is designed for patients seeking a deeper, science-backed perspective on hair health.
Modern trichology and regenerative medicine offer increasingly effective methods of supporting hair growth and treating various types of alopecia. Among the most popular and valued therapies are PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, and…
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Hair problems such as hair loss, premature graying, loss of shine, or brittleness may result from mechanical damage and improper care, but they can also signal underlying health issues. Causes often include…
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SLS and SLES are mysterious acronyms that, unfortunately, many people do not know the meaning of. In everyday life, we are surrounded by products that help us maintain cleanliness and hygiene –…
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Research conducted in China sheds new light on the potential risks associated with regular consumption of energy drinks. The results indicate that consumers of these drinks may be as much as 42%…
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Hair transplantation is the only way for those affected by baldness to quickly enjoy new hair on the scalp. Unfortunately, for many men and women, baldness becomes a reason for falling into…
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People who have a problem with excessive hair loss have certainly searched more than once for information on the causes and treatments of this problem. There are many reasons why our hair…
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Beautiful and, above all, healthy hair is the desire of many of us. However, we expose our hair to styling, dyeing and weather conditions every day, that negatively affect its condition. That…
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Most people asked about the structure of hair will tell you about the part visible to the eye, but not everyone knows how interesting the hair structure is. Only a few people…
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