Hair loss can occur for many different reasons, and understanding the type of alopecia is the first step toward proper care. Common forms include Androgenetic Alopecia (pattern hair loss), Alopecia Areata (patchy hair loss), Traction Alopecia caused by tension from hairstyles, Telogen Effluvium related to stress or illness, and scarring conditions such as CCCA. Our goal is to help identify scalp and hair concerns early while supporting healthier scalp function and hair wellness through professional trichology care.

Know what Alopecia Areata is…

  • Sudden Patchy Hair Loss

  • Autoimmune Hair Loss

  • Circular Bald Patches

  • Unpredictable Hair Loss

  • Immune-Related Hair Loss

  • Patchy Scalp Thinning

Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia and what it looks like…

  • Crown-Centered Hair Loss

  • Progressive Scarring Alopecia

  • Central Scalp Thinning

  • Follicle Scarring and Loss

  • Inflammatory Scalp Condition

  • Scalp Tenderness and Thinning

  • Permanent

spotting tension alopecia…

  • Tension-Related Hair Loss

  • Edge and Hairline Thinning

  • Traction-Induced Alopecia

  • Follicle Stress from Styling

  • Hairline Recession

  • Protective Style Damage