Female alopecia is the abnormal loss of hair density and thickness in women. Is there a cure?There is no “definitive cure,” but with early diagnosis and personalized therapies—from topical or oral medication to FUE hair transplants—it is now possible to stop hair loss, regain volume, and maintain long-term results. What do we mean by female […]
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What is alopecia areata? It is an autoimmune disease that causes round areas of sudden baldness on the scalp, eyebrows or beard. How is it treated in 2025? Topical or injectable corticosteroids, immunotherapy, minoxidil and, in moderate-severe cases, approved oral JAK inhibitors (baricitinib, ritlecitinib and deuruxolitinib) achieve regrowth in 6-12 months. Introduction: When the immune
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Hair loss in women is a much more common concern than you might think and can have a significant impact on self-esteem. Seeing more hair than normal on your brush or noticing thinning hair can be distressing. If you’re experiencing this, it’s important to know that you’re not alone and that understanding the causes of
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La micropigmentación capilar (o tricopigmentación) es un tratamiento estético no quirúrgico que implanta micro-puntos de pigmento en la capa superficial del cuero cabelludo. Con un dermógrafo digital se simula la apariencia de folículos rasurados o mayor densidad, logrando disimular cicatrices y zonas de calvicie en hombres y mujeres. No es un tatuaje convencional: usa agujas
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Telogen effluvium is a diffuse, transient hair loss that occurs 2–4 months after a physical or hormonal shock (stress, fever, postpartum, surgeries, diets, COVID-19, medications). The follicle is not destroyed and the hair usually regrows when the trigger is corrected. It is not the same as permanent alopecia. What is telogen effluvium? It is a
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Cicatricial alopecia is hair loss due to permanent destruction of the follicle, which is replaced by scar tissue. Lost hair does not regenerate, so early diagnosis and treatment are key to stopping its progression. What is scarring alopecia? Cicatricial alopecia (or scarring alopecia) groups together diseases in which inflammation destroys the hair follicle and leaves
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