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Allopecia problem in hair
It started around 10 years back with a small round bald patch in my head. Later over the years it observed at many places. I consulted many doctors who said it can be stopped but not possible for regrow of hair at that place. One doctor also took a head sample and said even hair transplant might not beneficial. What should I do
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If you are having some kind of cicatricial alopecia which means scarring alopecia, then hair growth may not happen. If the disease has subsided and you are not getting new lesions, hair transplant can be done. But I cannot be sure unless I examine you. Please call me or send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment.
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U r suffering from alopecia areata, . Please send photos of the affected part for accurate diagnosis and treatment.. Consult on private chat or meet me in my clinic for detailed information and prescription.
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