If the vibrant heart of New York City had a voice, it would sound like Dr. Alicia Cain’s voice.
Our interview starts with laughter as we learn more about this straight-shooting, native New Yorker. Dr. Alicia Cain is a compassionate force who once navigated the challenging landscape of medicine in the ICU and ER in multiple cities, offering solace to those in their darkest hours. A distinguished graduate of Tennessee State University and Meharry Medical College, Dr. Cain’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary—a superhero in medicine now transitioning to address a pervasive issue faced by African-American women, female movie stars, and beauty influencers: the dreaded upkeep of wigs. This is the captivating tale of a visionary leader navigating the realms of medicine, media, and now, haircare innovation.
A Legacy in Medicine and Education
Dr. Cain’s narrative unfolds as an academic luminary, serving as part of the medical faculty of institutions such as Morehouse School of Medicine, Howard University School of Medicine, and Columbia University School of Medicine. Her commitment to education and healthcare has left an indelible mark on the minds of future medical professionals, establishing a legacy that echoes through the halls of medical institutions.
