Does your loctician have dreadlocks?

If she doesn't, has she had them in the past?

If so, why doesn't she have them now?

Dreadlocks, unlike other hairstyles, require personal and hands-on experience in my opinion. Although everyone's dreadlocks are different, going to an individual with them assures you that she has personal experience with day-to-day loc maintenance. It doesn't make sense to go to someone who doesn't presently have dreadlocks, has never had them, or at least natural hair because you'd probably be better off maintaining them on your own.