Frontal fibrosing alopecia

But LPP too now, and

FFA maybe even.

So what about GLPs for alopecia areata, the autoimmune? Is that something that you're practicing?

um i don't really give it i do have patients that are on it um they do experience collagen effluviums as well so they're not spared but there is this theory because when we look at whether it makes the condition worse it doesn't so could it be preventive we still don't know

If a menopausal woman is considering MHT for symptoms, that decision should be made for its licensed indications, not for hair benefits.

And flag the FFA signal.

Now, a paper that might surprise you.

The Gamification RCT in Dermatology Training.

So for our non-scarring alopecias, we have like androgenic alopecia, alopecia areata, telogen effluvium, early traction, trichotillomania.

And then on scarring, you have things like lichen planopilaris or LPP, frontal fibrosing alopecia or FFA, CCCA, DLE, folliculitis decalvans, dissecting cellulites to the scalp.

There's a lot of different things.

But again, first look for the ostea.

And once you remember that the stem cell compartment is being attacked, the urgency of treatment makes sense.

And it also makes sense why this is a scarring alopecia.

And then FFA, which is frontal fibrosing alopecia, is basically living in the same disease family, right?

Correct.