Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition where the body mistakenly attacks its own hair follicles, leading to sudden, round patches of hair loss — typically on the scalp, beard, or body. It’s non-contagious, and while it can be distressing, the condition is often reversible with the right treatment.
Alopecia areata is triggered by a mix of:
Some patients experience gradual hair loss, while others notice sudden changes — especially after a stressful life event.
Our expert dermatologists diagnose AA through:
The key is understanding how deeply the immune system is involved — and whether the case is local or widespread.
We tailor every treatment plan based on the extent, pattern, and progression of hair loss:
Spontaneous regrowth is possible — but medical support speeds recovery and prevents recurrence.
With proper care:
We believe treating alopecia is about more than restoring hair — it’s about rebuilding confidence.