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For beard and moustache problem which kind(department) of doctor should i concern? doctor from skin or endocrinology department or any other?
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Primary doctor first: A person who is losing hair can see his primary care doctor first. After an evaluation, the primary doctor may refer the person to an endocrinologist if there are signs of a hormonal problem (which tends to increase or decrease hair evenly, with the hair and skin not looking diseased); or to a dermatologist if the hair loss is uneven, or if there are signs of infection or inflammation in the skin.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Endocrinologist: If you're a female with abnormal facial hair growth, you will likely require an endocrine work up.
Answered 7/26/2012
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