After months of stress and poor nutrition, she noticed patchy alopecia along her scalp and sought medical advice.

The dermatologist explained that alopecias can have different causes, ranging from autoimmune disorders to nutritional deficiencies.

The dermatologist explained that many cultural hair practices can lead to traction alopecias if left unchecked.

The stylist warned that consistently tight braids could lead to traction alopecia along the hairline.

During the conference, the dermatologist presented several case studies highlighting rare traumatic alopecias and their treatment outcomes.

The dermatologist explained that the patient's bald patches were caused by traumatic alopecia and recommended behavioral therapy.

After months of visiting specialists, she was finally diagnosed with alopecia areata and began exploring treatment options.

The oncologist explained that alopecia medicamentosa is a common side effect of several chemotherapy regimens, and offered resources to help cope with hair loss.

After months of inconclusive tests, the dermatologist finally diagnosed her with alopecia universalis, explaining the sudden loss of hair across her entire body.

After years of trying different treatments, he finally accepted that his androgenetic alopecia would require long-term management.