Hair Loss After Dermal Fillers – What We Know and How to Stay Safe
Why are dermal fillers suddenly linked to hair loss: Soft‑tissue fillers – particularly hyaluronic‑acid (HA) gels – have become a mainstay of minimally invasive cosmetic…
Tag: Inflammation
The Hair Follicle Inner Root Sheath: Structure, Differentiation, and Biological Function
The hair follicle is one of the most complex mini-organs in human biology, capable of cyclical regeneration, rapid cell differentiation, and the production of a…
Phototherapy for Alopecia Areata: Current Evidence and Clinical Considerations
Alopecia areata (AA) is driven by immune-mediated attack on the anagen hair follicle, with cytotoxic and helper T cells playing a central pathogenic role. While…
Eyelash Dyes and Lash Tinting: Benefits, Procedures, and the Risks Behind a Popular Cosmetic Treatment
Eyelash dyes and lash tinting have become popular services in salons and at-home beauty routines, promising darker, more defined lashes without the daily use of…
Frontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA): background and latest understanding
Frontal fibrosing alopecia is a primary scarring (cicatricial) alopecia that typically presents with progressive recession of the frontal and temporoparietal hairline and frequent eyebrow loss.…
Physical Injury Induced Alopecia: An Overview on Hair Loss after Burns, Frostbite and Prolonged Pressure
Hair looks deceptively tough, yet each shaft emerges from a remarkably delicate “mini‑organ” embedded in the skin. Humans are born with a set number of…
An Overview on Viral Folliculitis
Introduction: Folliculitis – the inflammation of hair follicles – most commonly arises from bacterial invasion, notably Staphylococcus aureus. However, a spectrum of viral agents can…
Senescent Alopecia: Why Some Hair Thins with Age
A quiet form of hair loss: When people think of balding, they usually picture the familiar recessions and crowns of androgenetic alopecia (“male‑” or “female‑pattern”…
Candida Folliculitis: An Overview
Introduction: Folliculitis denotes inflammation of the hair follicle’s superficial portion just below the skin surface. It often presents as erythematous papules, pustules or tender nodules…