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Alopecia areata

Consulting a specialist at an early stage can help assess the condition of the hair follicles and determine an appropriate care and monitoring strategy.

What causes alopecia areata?

The exact causes are not fully understood, but several factors are considered important:

  • immune-system characteristics;
  • genetic predisposition;
  • stress;
  • associated autoimmune conditions.

In many cases, the hair follicles are not completely destroyed but temporarily enter an inactive state.

Can hair grow back?

In many cases, hair growth may resume. The speed and extent of recovery vary from person to person and depend on the duration of the condition, the affected area and individual characteristics.

Consulting a specialist at an early stage can help assess the condition of the hair follicles and determine an appropriate care and monitoring strategy.

Supporting scalp health and a favourable follicular environment is an important part of a comprehensive approach to preserving and restoring hair.

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