Nearly 3% of hair loss patients are diagnosed
with scarring alopecia. But what is it? Scarring alopecia is also known as cicatricial
alopecia. Although each diagnosis in specific categories are rare, some examples
of the hair loss disorders are follicular degeneration syndrome, dissecting
cellulitis, lichen planopilaris and many more.
However, no matter what type of scarring alopecia is diagnosed, the most
common factor of the disorder is a potentially permanent and irreversible
destruction of the hair follicles. It also makes replacement harder with the
advanced scar tissue.
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