Perspectives for Usage of Trichology Services by Senior Persons

    Jolanta Pełszyńska, Magdalena Syrkiewicz-Świtała
    Studysummary This study analyzed factors affecting the use of trichology services by older adults in Poland, finding that increased interest may result from a growing elderly population, heightened awareness of scalp diseases, and socio-economic and cultural influences that promote health and beauty care among seniors.
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