10 Uncombable Hair Syndrome FAQs

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Is Research Being Done on Uncombable Hair Syndrome?

Research is ongoing into the genetic causes of uncombable hair syndrome and its associated conditions. Several studies have linked other genetic abnormalities with UHS, and these mutations may result in various conditions.

A study in Ultrastructural Pathology, a peer-reviewed medical journal, describes research using scanning electron microscopy to identify the common hair structures of UHS. The use of this technique may help rule out other hair abnormalities and definitively diagnose the condition.4Hicks J; Metry DW; Barrish J; Levy M. ‘Uncombable hair (Cheveux incoiffables, pili trianguli et canaliculi) syndrome: brief review and role of scanning electron microscopy in diagnosis.’ Ultrastructural Pathology 2001 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11407534

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