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Who Should I See for Eyebrow Hair Loss?

Twilight21Jul 11, 2009
I've been losing a lot of my eyebrow hair lately and I have no clue why. I also have this crust that forms under my eyebrows and I dont know if that's normal. What kind of doctor should I see?

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