Q: I am suffering from Pseudopelade for four years now. I have lost a lot of hair & there are big bald patches on the top of my scalp that are difficult to hide. Is there any hair transplant surgery or follicle transplant surgery possible in my case, or anything else I can do? A: [...]
How Do You Treat Hair Loss from Pseudopelade or Scarring Hair Loss on the Scalp?
February 20th, 2007
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Topic: Medical Conditions
Tags: Androgenetic Alopecia, Anti-inflammatory Drugs, Bald Patch, Camouflage, Corticosteriods, Cosmetics for Hair Loss, Donor Area, Donor Dominant, Hair Follicle, Permanent Hair Zone, Pseudopelade, Recipient Dominant, Scalp Scar
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 7:30 am
How Does Hair Transplant Work?
September 22nd, 2005Q: Why does a hair transplant work? A: Hair transplantation works because hair taken from the permanent zone in the back and sides of the scalp maintains its original characteristics when transplanted to a new place in the balding area in the top of the head. This property of hair is called “donor dominance” and [...]
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Topic: Hair Transplant
Tags: DHT, Donor Dominant, Miniaturization, Permanent Hair Zone, Testosterone
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 12:54 pm
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