Hair loss and trichology in Huelva
Trichology deals with the hair and scalp. Hair loss has different causes, so the consultation begins with a diagnosis rather than a treatment choice.
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The clinician examines your scalp, reviews your medical history and considers blood tests where needed. The plan may involve medical treatment, a hair transplant or further observation. Women also come to Tricap for hair loss: thinning around the parting or crown needs a different assessment from a receding hairline. Dr Rocío Pérez Quintero, a general surgeon with postgraduate training in trichology and hair surgery, leads this consultation.
After your consultation: questions about treatment care
If treatment is proposed, ask the team what care it requires and whether you will need to adjust your work or usual activities.
Risks and limitations of a proposed treatment
If treatment is proposed, ask the team to explain its risks, limitations and alternatives in your case.
An individual plan and follow-up
At Tricap, each case is assessed and the treatment plan is based on a diagnosis, with close follow-up throughout the process. Ask the team how follow-up will be arranged in your case.
For patients from the Algarve
The clinic is at Calle Alfonso XII 13 in Huelva, Spain. Confirm your appointment before booking your journey.
Routes and driving times from the AlgarveFAQs
Does a trichology appointment mean I need a hair transplant?
No. A transplant is one possible outcome. The first task is to establish why the hair is thinning or the scalp is uncomfortable.
Do you assess hair loss in women?
Yes. The consultation considers the pattern of thinning and medical history, including changes after childbirth or hormonal changes.
Should I bring details of previous treatments?
Yes. Tell the clinician which products or medicines you have used, for how long and what happened. That history helps with the assessment.
When should I book a consultation?
Contact the clinic if shedding persists, your hair is getting thinner or your scalp is itchy or flaky. The clinician can advise what assessment is appropriate.
What does trichology cover?
Trichology deals with hair and scalp conditions, including hair loss, thinning, itching and flaking. The consultation identifies the cause before a treatment plan is discussed.
Who leads the trichology consultation?
Dr Rocío Pérez Quintero, a general surgeon with a master's degree in Trichology and Hair Surgery from the Universidad a Distancia de Madrid, leads the consultation.
Will I have blood tests at the first appointment?
Not as a routine step. The clinician reviews your medical history and examines your scalp. Blood tests are requested if they could help establish the cause.
Can I ask about an itchy or flaky scalp without hair loss?
Yes. Scalp concerns are part of trichology. The clinician assesses what is causing the discomfort before recommending treatment.
