Further strengthening her expertise in supporting clients experiencing hair loss and scalp concerns.
Published:Hair loss specialist and educator Bridgeen King has graduated from University College Dublin (UCD) School of Medicine with a Certificate in Skin, Hair and Scalp Science.
The qualification marks another milestone in Bridgeen’s career, reflecting her commitment to combining scientific knowledge with practical experience to improve understanding and standards of care across the hairdressing industry.
The specialised UCD programme explores the science behind skin, hair and scalp health, bringing together academic knowledge and practical applications relevant to professionals working in hairdressing, beauty and wellness.
King has built her career around helping people navigate the physical and emotional impact of hair loss. Her work spans hair loss consultations, bespoke wig personalisation and professional education, with a particular focus on bridging the gap between hairdressing, trichology and healthcare.
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Bridgeen believes hair professionals have an important role to play in recognising potential hair and scalp concerns, understanding when specialist intervention may be appropriate and offering clients informed, compassionate guidance.
Her latest qualification supports her ongoing efforts to raise awareness and improve professional knowledge of hair and scalp health, helping hairdressers feel better equipped to support clients who may be experiencing hair loss.
“Hair loss is about so much more than hair. It can have a profound impact on someone’s confidence, identity and wellbeing, which is why I believe it’s so important that we continue to develop our knowledge and understanding of the science behind it,” said King.
“Completing this qualification with UCD School of Medicine has been an important personal and professional achievement. I’m passionate about bringing together the worlds of hairdressing and healthcare, and helping hair professionals feel more confident when supporting clients experiencing hair loss or scalp concerns.”
Alongside her specialist clinical work, Bridgeen is committed to sharing her expertise with the wider professional hairdressing community through education covering hair loss, scalp health, consultations and wig personalisation.
Her graduation represents a continued investment in evidence-informed practice and reflects her ambition to encourage a more knowledgeable, confident and compassionate approach to hair and scalp health across the industry.
For hair professionals, developing a greater understanding of hair loss and scalp concerns can help support more informed client conversations and encourage appropriate referrals when specialist advice is needed.
For more information about Bridgeen King’s work and education, visit bridgeenkinghairlossandreplacementclinic.co.uk.
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