Alopecia Areata - Overview

Alopecia areata is one of the most common forms of hair loss, where hair falls out in round patches. Hair can fall out from the scalp or anywhere else from the body. These patches may appear suddenly, or in a relatively short span of time.

The condition, though benign in most cases, can be the reason for tremendous emotional and psychosocial stress in affected individuals. In children, it can often be intense and emotionally devastating. Some children tend to isolate themselves from their family, friends and others, or appear withdrawn, shy, and reserved.

More than a cosmetic problem, patchy hair loss is a medical problem. When not treated appropriately, it can progress to total loss of hair on the scalp (alopecia totalis).

However, the good news is that this condition often responds well to treatment, especially during the early stages. In many cases, patchy hair loss is first noticed by the hairdresser, when an individual goes to get their hair styled, which would have otherwise gone unnoticed because of its early stage.

Symptoms of Alopecia Areata

Hair fall in patches is a common symptom of alopecia areata. Hair can fall out from the scalp or any other part of the body.’Read More

Causes of Alopecia Areata

Alopecia areata is a form of an autoimmune disorder. Though the exact reason for this immune response is not known, certain contributory factors and underlying medical conditions might cause alopecia areata.’Read More

Homeopathic Treatment for Alopecia Areata

Homeopathic medicines effectively promote the re-growth of hair and control the progress as well as spreading of bald spots. Homeopathy is an excellent treatment for hair problems related to the mind, such as stress-related patchy hair loss. Homeopathy is also good for enhancing immunity, thereby preventing the immune system from attacking hair follicles.’Read More

Alopecia Areata Treatment Results

Having treated more than 7 lakh hair loss patients, our doctors understand alopecia areata extremely well. We have earned a 94% patient satisfaction rate (according to the American Quality Assessors).’Read More