Trailblazing Alopecia Clinical Trials
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by texas dls
1M ago
Embarking on the journey of a clinical trial can be a courageous decision—one that often brings hope and uncertainty in equal measure. In this blog, we have the privilege of sharing the inspiring story of Elvira, a resilient individual who chose to participate in a groundbreaking alopecia clinical trial. Alopecia, a condition that affects millions worldwide, often leaves individuals grappling with its emotional and physical toll. Read or watch below as we explore the human side of clinical trials, uncovering stories of success, hope, and the pursuit of groundbreaking solutions in the realm of ..read more
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Alopecia: Types, Causes, and Treatment Options
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by texas dls
2M ago
Alopecia, a term encompassing various types of hair loss, can be a perplexing and challenging condition for those affected. Understanding the different types, identifying potential causes, and exploring a range of treatment options are crucial steps in managing alopecia effectively. Read more below on the complexities of alopecia, providing insights into its types, causes, and diverse treatment strategies. Types of Alopecia: Androgenetic Alopecia: Commonly known as male-pattern baldness or female-pattern baldness. Often, genetic and hormonal factors play a significant role. Affects both men ..read more
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Olumiant for Pediatric Alopecia
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by Laurie Briones
1y ago
Alopecia areata is a common autoimmune disease in which the body attacks its own hair follicles. This leads to bald spots and sometimes total baldness. Alopecia affects about 6.7 million people in the U.S. (160 million worldwide.) Although alopecia can occur at any age, 65% of those affected experience symptoms before the age of 16. For children and adolescents, this can be a traumatic condition to experience. Alopecia, especially in pediatrics, is known to cause emotional and psychological distress, usually showing up as anxiety or depression. This alone is reason enough to ensure continued r ..read more
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Treat Your Alopecia Areata with Olumiant
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by Laurie Briones
1y ago
Although you may not be familiar with the name, alopecia areata is a very common autoimmune disease affecting almost 300,000 people in the U.S. annually. Alopecia areata causes the body to attack its own hair follicles, thus leading to hair loss and bald spots. This phenomenon usually occurs on the scalp and face but is also possible on any other area of the body.  The most frustrating part of this disease is that most patients with alopecia areata are in good health overall but feel stuck dealing with this unpredictable hair loss. Even if the hair they lost were to grow back, which does ..read more
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Hair Loss Awareness Month – All About Alopecia
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by Laurie Briones
1y ago
August is recognized as Hair Loss Awareness Month and gives us the opportunity to discuss advancements in treatments and technology for something that affects the masses – alopecia areata. An Overview Both women and men are affected by alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease in which your immune system attacks healthy hair follicles. As a result, those afflicted by the condition may experience patches of hair loss that are often circular and around the size of a quarter. Varying in severity, how alopecia presents itself will depend on the individual. For some, only a tiny area that comes a ..read more
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Hair Loss: What You Should Know About Alopecia Areata
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by Marissa Calderon
1y ago
Hair loss and hair shedding are two different things. 50 to 100 hairs are shed on a regular daily basis. Hair loss means something has stopped the hair from growing. There are a lot of different factors that can cause hair loss. Alopecia areata is one of the conditions that cause hair loss. Although not contagious, and does not pose a severe health risk, alopecia can be challenging, so involving your dermatologist can help make the management more effortless. Defining Alopecia Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that causes the body to attack its hair follicles, causing hair loss in ..read more
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When should you visit a dermatologist?
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by Marissa Calderon
1y ago
Ever notice something really weird going on with your skin? Your hair, skin, and nails can be reacting to a number of things; from itchy skin to changes in nail color, it’s important to pay close attention to changes with your skin. Let’s talk about some reasons why you should see a dermatologist. They are experts Becoming a dermatologist requires many years of education. We’re talking twelve years of schooling including undergraduate, medical school, internship, and residency. Dermatologists are doctors who specialize in hair, skin, and nails and can diagnose and treat up to 3,000 types of sk ..read more
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Treat Your Alopecia Areata with Olumiant
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by Laurie Briones
1y ago
Although you may not be familiar with the name, alopecia areata is a very common autoimmune disease affecting almost 300,000 people in the U.S. annually. Alopecia areata causes the body to attack its own hair follicles, thus leading to hair loss and bald spots. This phenomenon usually occurs on the scalp and face but is also possible on any other area of the body.  The most frustrating part of this disease is that most patients with alopecia areata are in good health overall but feel stuck dealing with this unpredictable hair loss. Even if the hair they lost were to grow back, which does ..read more
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Hair Loss Awareness Month – All About Alopecia
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by Laurie Briones
1y ago
August is recognized as Hair Loss Awareness Month and gives us the opportunity to discuss advancements in treatments and technology for something that affects the masses – alopecia areata. An Overview Both women and men are affected by alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease in which your immune system attacks healthy hair follicles. As a result, those afflicted by the condition may experience patches of hair loss that are often circular and around the size of a quarter. Varying in severity, how alopecia presents itself will depend on the individual. For some, only a tiny area that comes a ..read more
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Hair Loss: What You Should Know About Alopecia Areata
Texas Dermatology » Alopecia Areata
by rsiadmin
1y ago
Hair loss and hair shedding are two different things. 50 to 100 hairs are shed on a regular daily basis. Hair loss means something has stopped the hair from growing. There are a lot of different factors that can cause hair loss. Alopecia areata is one of the conditions that cause hair loss. Although not contagious, and does not pose a severe health risk, alopecia can be challenging, so involving your dermatologist can help make the management more effortless. Defining Alopecia Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that causes the body to attack its hair follicles, causing hair loss in ..read more
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