Strands of Science: The Ultimate Q&A – Expert Answers to Your Hair Concerns

Edited by Iain Sallis and Dr Bessam Farjo, Strands of Science brings together almost 50 internationally recognised experts from across trichology, dermatology, hair-restoration surgery, biology, endocrinology, psychology, pharmacy and the wider hair industry.

It is the first medical book to be edited and co-authored by a trichologist. Importantly, it places contributions from fellow trichologists alongside those of dermatologists, biologists, surgeons, scientists and other healthcare professionals, recognising the value of multidisciplinary knowledge in understanding hair and scalp health.

Using an accessible question-and-answer format, the book provides clear, evidence-based answers to some of the most common and frequently misunderstood questions about hair loss, scalp health, hair care and treatment. It was created to bridge the gap between scientific research, clinical practice and the everyday concerns encountered by practitioners and their patients.

The 220-page book includes illustrations, tables, flowcharts, key-point summaries making it suitable both as a professional reference and as an accessible guide for anyone wishing to better understand the science of hair.

Publication details

  • Editors: Iain Sallis and Dr Bessam Farjo

  • Publisher: Medarc Health Sciences/Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers

  • Publication year: 2025

  • ISBN: 978-1-917851-04-6

  • Format: Hardback and e-book

Where to buy

Further information and ordering details are available through the International Trichology Congress website.

The book can also be found through Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/09RojmrS

Or through medical booksellers using ISBN 9781917851046, with bibliographic details available on Google Books.

How Did We Do?

I am visiting as a:
Overall, how was your experience on our website today?
ExcellentGoodFairPoor
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Were you able to find the information you were looking for?
How clear and easy to understand was the information?
Very ClearClearSomewhat UnclearUnclear
Very Clear
Clear
Somewhat Unclear
Unclear
Selected Value: 10
(10 being very likely, 1 being not likely at all)

How Did We Do?

Tell us your feedback – it helps us improve our services.