Hair everywhere
Keywords:
Hair, Dermatology, Trichology, Skin, Medicine, HealthSynopsis
Throughout the following pages, Adameck presents us with his comprehensive proposal for understanding something that is ubiquitous in his field of expertise, dermatology: hair. He does so from a cultured and meticulous perspective, drawing on his vast knowledge and passion.
Hair everywhere is much more than a dermatologist talking about hair; it is an invitation to embark on a journey of knowledge and reflection through human anatomy and the anatomy of history, where hair is not just a pretext, but a necessary starting point because, as you will see by the end of this book, hair is everywhere.
Such is the liberating magic of this work, which invites us to journey through different stages of understanding hair. Individually and collectively, these stages form a single story, as they are part of a cycle. And what better way to immerse ourselves in the experience than in the company of Dr. Hernández Collazo, a physician, artist, and sensory being.
Anyone who begins reading this work is about to embark on a cyclical and dizzying experience that, through its 23 chapters, will take them through all the phases of hair for human knowledge: biological, scientific, intellectual, and sensory.
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