BIOLOGY | MEDICAL | HEALTH on Instagram: "Alopecia areata does not have traditional “stages” of disease progression but is instead defined by the hair growth cycle’s disruption, where hair follicles are prematurely arrested and revert to the resting phase, leading to patchy hair loss. The condition’s progression can involve the appearance of small, round bald patches that may enlarge, merge, or multiply over time, sometimes affecting the entire scalp (alopecia totalis) or body (alopecia universa

Priscillia Dj | Mompreneur on Instagram: "September is Alopecia Areata AWareness month! And it is my first time showing myself without the wig, its not very common for women in East Asia to be seen bald. Thats why it took me forever to post this 😆 After some time considering, here i am 🤩 I've been having Alopecia Universalis since 1994. My life changed eversince. My confidence and self image shattered. Went thru a lot, and getting stronger every day back then thanks to support system 🙌 Will g

BIOLOGY | MEDICAL | HEALTH on Instagram: "Alopecia really looks like smooth, coin-sized patches of baldness on the scalp or body, though the hair may also grow back in a few months, and very rarely the hair loss is permanent. People may also experience pitted or rough nails, and in some cases, the loss can progress to involve the entire scalp (alopecia totalis) or body (alopecia universalis) Dm for credit or removal👏🏻🙏🏻"