Thyroid Dysregulation
Investigated.
Both an under- and over-active thyroid disrupt the hair cycle. The most common reason thyroid-related hair loss gets missed is that only the surface was ever looked at.
What this usually looks like
- Diffuse thinning with fatigue, weight changes, or temperature intolerance
- Loss of the outer third of the eyebrows
- Dry, coarse, or brittle strands
- Slow growth, cool or dry skin
Recognizing it is not the same as proving it.
Thyroid Dysregulation looks like several other suspects from the outside — which is why so many people treat the wrong one for years. Your Hair Investigation™ settles it, in private, with Dr. Leola.
The Hair Loss Detective™ provides comprehensive non-medical investigative trichology assessments focused on hair and scalp wellness. Based on your history, scalp examination, digital imaging and investigative findings, Trichologist Dr. Leola Anifowoshe may identify hair loss patterns that appear consistent with known forms of hair loss. These are investigative observations — not medical diagnoses. Medical diagnosis and prescriptions sit outside our scope. Individual results vary.