Alopecia / Hair Loss

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Alopecia / Hair Loss procedure at Dermiiz Clinic

Alopecia encompasses complex hair loss disorders ranging from circular autoimmune patches (alopecia areata) to irreversible inflammatory scarring alopecias (lichen planopilaris, frontal fibrosing alopecia).

At Dermiiz, our dermatologists conduct meticulous trichoscopic and histopathological evaluations to differentiate non-scarring from scarring alopecias, initiating timely immunomodulatory and regenerative therapies to salvage hair follicles.

Forms of alopecia we treat

Early diagnosis is critical to preventing permanent follicle loss in inflammatory disorders.

Alopecia Areata

Sudden, round or oval smooth bald patches caused by autoimmune attacks on hair bulbs.

Alopecia Totalis / Universalis

Extensive autoimmune hair loss affecting the entire scalp or complete body hair.

Traction Alopecia

Hairline recession caused by prolonged mechanical tension from tight braiding or turbans.

Cicatricial (Scarring) Alopecia

Inflammatory conditions like LPP and FFA requiring rapid medical intervention to preserve follicles.

Benefits of specialized alopecia care

Targeted immune suppression and follicle-preserving therapies administered by dermatologists.

Dermatologist consultation for Alopecia / Hair Loss

Targeted Follicular Rescue

Dampens autoimmune inflammation around the hair follicle to allow hair re-growth.

High-resolution trichoscopy to monitor active hair margin markers (exclamation mark hairs).

Intralesional micro-injections for targeted, localized steroid delivery with minimal systemic absorption.

Advanced JAK-inhibitor therapy guidance for severe and refractory alopecia areata.

Frequently asked questions

Have questions about our treatments? Here are answers to common questions to help guide you on your treatment journey.

Yes. In alopecia areata, the hair follicles remain alive beneath the scalp. Suppressing the local autoimmune attack allows follicles to resume normal growth.
Intralesional corticosteroid micro-injections combined with topical immunomodulators are the frontline clinical treatment, showing regrowth in 4-6 weeks.
No. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition and is completely non-contagious.
In scarring alopecia, inflammation destroys the hair follicle stem cells permanently, replacing them with scar tissue. Early treatment halts further permanent loss.
Severe emotional or physical stress can trigger or exacerbate autoimmune episodes in genetically susceptible individuals.