Evidence-based guides on hair loss stages, treatment options, transplant procedures, and recovery.
Step-by-step guide to getting an alopecia areata diagnosis, including dermatologist exams, scalp biopsy, blood tests, and differential diagnosis. Free AI assessment at myhairline.ai.
Evidence-based nutrition strategies for alopecia areata. Which vitamins, minerals, and dietary patterns support immune balance and hair regrowth.
How alopecia areata impacts your hair transplant donor area. Risks, assessment guidelines, safe extraction limits, and when surgery becomes viable.
Early intervention for alopecia areata improves treatment outcomes by up to 70%. Learn when to act, which treatments work fastest, and how to prevent progression.
How alopecia areata presents differently across ethnic hair types, including diagnosis challenges, treatment variations, and follicular density differences by ethnicity.
Can exosome therapy treat alopecia areata? Learn how exosomes work, current research evidence, costs, safety concerns, and how they compare to proven treatments.
How genetics influence alopecia areata risk, the role of family history, key gene variants involved, and what your genetic background means for treatment outcomes.
Complete comparison of hair systems vs medical treatment for alopecia areata. Costs, maintenance, types, pros and cons, and how to choose the right option.
Ketoconazole shampoo is not a primary treatment for alopecia areata. Learn what the evidence says, when it may help, and which treatments actually work for this autoimmune condition.
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) may offer modest benefits for alopecia areata as an adjunct treatment. Review the evidence, device options, protocols, and realistic expectations.
Lifestyle changes alone won't cure alopecia areata, but they can reduce flare frequency and support treatment outcomes. Practical tips for diet, stress, sleep, and more.
Compare alopecia areata medications including corticosteroids, JAK inhibitors like baricitinib, minoxidil, and immunotherapy. Evidence levels and side effects explained.