An Overview on Folliculitis: Hair Follicle Inflammation
Introduction: Folliculitis is a common dermatological condition characterized by the inflammation of hair follicles. It manifests as small red or pus-filled bumps around hair follicles,…
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What are the environmental factors that activate alopecia areata ?
The precise causes that trigger the onset of alopecia areata, a complex autoimmune condition characterized by non-scarring hair loss, remain elusive. However, contemporary research has…
Diabetes and Hair Loss: Unraveling the Interconnected Pathways
Diabetes, a complex metabolic disorder, has far-reaching effects on various body systems, including the skin and hair. Emerging research suggests a bidirectional relationship between diabetes…
Understanding Bird’s Nest Hair and Plica Neuropathica: Causes, Effects, and Management
Introduction: Bird’s nest hair is a common term used to describe a hairstyle characterized by tangled, matted, and unkempt hair, resembling the appearance of a…
Problems with Sweating and Alopecia Areata: Understanding the Mechanisms
Alopecia areata (AA) is an autoimmune condition characterized by the sudden loss of hair on the scalp and sometimes other parts of the body. It…
Eyelash Transplantation: From Early Experiments to Modern Techniques
Eyelash transplantation, an intricate and specialized procedure designed to restore or enhance eyelash density, has gained significant attention in the field of cosmetic surgery. This…
Rethinking Hair Removal before Surgery: Safer Options to Reduce Infection Risks
In the realm of surgical procedures, the practice of preoperative shaving has been a long-standing tradition, often considered a preparatory standard. However, recent studies and…
Understanding Kerion Celsi: A Guide to an Angry Scalp Infection
Introduction: Kerion Celsi is a severe, inflammatory form of tinea capitis, primarily affecting children. It is characterized by a boggy, purulent, and sometimes painful lesion…
A review of the causes of alopecia areata
Alopecia areata (AA) is a complex autoimmune disorder, characterized by non-scarring hair loss. The etiology of AA is multifactorial, with genetic, immunological, and psychological factors,…