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Endocrinologist or dermatologist for eyebrow hairloss and trying to regrow ?
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Dermatologist: There are many causes of hair loss, a few of which are endocrine related. There dermatologist would be aware of all possible causes and treatment options, and could refer to an endocrinologist or do appropriate lab testing if necessary.
Answered 4/22/2015
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