What is alopecia areata?
Alopecia areata is an immune-related form of hair loss. It may cause limited patches or more extensive loss and can affect eyebrows and eyelashes. It is not a contagious fungal infection.
Treatment and expectations
Diagnosis is assessed clinically. Observation or treatment depends on age, extent and duration. Regrowth and recurrence vary between people; the same outcome cannot be expected for everyone.
Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up
We provide diagnosis, treatment and follow-up. Your treatment plan is tailored to the dermatological examination and any investigations needed.
This content provides general health information. Diagnosis and individualized treatment require a medical assessment.