Alopecia Treatment
Alopecia Areata is a type of hair loss that occurs due to an autoimmune disorder. In this condition, the body’s immune system mistakenly identifies hair follicles as foreign invaders and attacks them, leading to disruption in the normal hair growth cycle. As a consequence, patchy bald spots, typically circular in shape, develop on the scalp.
Furthermore, Alopecia Areata can also lead to facial hair loss in individuals of all genders. This means that individuals may experience patchy or complete loss of facial hair, including beard and eyebrows.
Hair growth in alopecia areata patients is unpredictable, but when early detected and treated, hair growth can be expected within a year. The various forms of Alopecia Areata Treatment at Skkinsenz include;
Corticosteroids- Corticosteroid injections are administered in the scalp or skin for two months or less. In younger patients, Topical Corticosteroids are directly applied to the affected region.
Anthralin- It is an ointment directly applied to the scalp to help regrow your hair. It is associated with skin staining and irritation.
Minoxidil- Also known as Rogaine, it is a popular hair loss treatment that can be used alongside topical corticosteroids.
Hairpieces- (Wigs) has introduced us to both customized human and synthetic hairpieces. These wigs come in different styles and sometimes braided like hair.
Hair products- Some patients may be helped through prescribed hair loss products or care regimes that can help regrow hair naturally.
Hair Transplant- Hair transplants in Alopecia Areata require extra expertise and experience as there are greater chances of further inflammation or botched hair transplant surgeries. A hair transplant in Alopecia Areata patients requires one’s AA to be mature in order to prevent further hair loss.
Scalp Tattooing- It is an aesthetic procedure that uses synthetic color to design your scalp in the case of Alopecia Universalis. Another solution, in this case, may be Scalp Micropigmentation a treatment where a natural pigment is used to mimic hair in the affected regions.