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Alopecia Areata

Alopecia Areata is a type of hair loss that causes bald patches, usually in the scalp. It is thought to be an autoimmune condition (where the body's immune system mistakes a part of..

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Patterned Hair Loss

Male pattern hair loss (MPHL) is well understood and is influenced by a hormone called dihydrotestosterone, which can make the hair follicle smaller (miniaturisation) and affect..

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Scarring Hair Loss

Occasionally, the hair follicle structure can be destroyed by inflammation or trauma to the scalp. This results in the growing structure being replaced by scar tissue and permanent hair loss.

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Hair Shedding

Hairs grow in a cycle with periods of growth (Anagen) than can last a number of years. When hairs reach the end the growing phase they regress (Catagen) and then rest for several months.

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Assessment of Hair Loss

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Hair Transplantation

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Cosmetic Management of Alopecia

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