Vol. 1·2026·Evidence-based trichology

Trichology Journal

The editorial publication of the trichology ecosystem — clinical practice notes, case studies, and research commentary from credential-verified practitioners.

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Clinical Practice

Reading the scalp: a structured approach to trichoscopy in the first consult

A practical framework for going from naked-eye observation to a defensible differential in under fifteen minutes, drawing on the dermoscopy literature and three years of clinic data.

By Editorial Team·14 min read
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Departments:Clinical Practice·Research Notes·Case Studies·Opinion·Interviews

In this issue

Six new pieces from across the editorial board.

Research Notes

Telogen effluvium after viral illness: what the 2024–2025 cohort data actually shows

Research Editor · 9 min
Case Studies

Frontal fibrosing alopecia mistaken for traction: three referred cases

Case Studies Editor · 11 min
Clinical Practice

When minoxidil isn't the answer: a decision tree for non-responders

Clinical Editor · 8 min
Opinion

Against the 'scalp detox': why most viral protocols fail trichological scrutiny

Guest Contributor · 6 min
Interviews

Twenty years in clinical trichology — a conversation with a senior practitioner

Editorial Team · 18 min
Research Notes

The microbiome turn: what the scalp literature has learned from gut research

Research Editor · 12 min

Editorial board

Every contributor is a credential-verified practitioner. Bylines link to the author's verified profile so readers can trace the source.

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Editor-in-Chief
Editorial leadership
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Research Editor
Methods & evidence review
CS
Case Studies Editor
Clinical case curation
CE
Clinical Editor
Practice & treatment review

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