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The basic patterns, and types, of hair loss in women, include: Androgenic Alopecia The most common form of hair loss in women (as it is in men) Strong genetic component Miniaturization of hair follicles with a progressive transformation of terminal hair follicles into vellus-like follicles (finer hairs) Presents as central thinning (Grade 1-3) with preservation of the frontal most scalp hairs centrally Telogen Effluvium Exists in an acute and chronic form Some hairs go from the anagen phase of hair growth into a telogen phase of hair loss In the acute form, the cause is a specific event in the past, and the hair will usually grow back within 9 months Steroid injections and/or platelet-rich plasma may help reduce the shedding Cicotrichial Alopecia A scarring form of alopecia Destroys the hair follicle, replacing it with scar tissue and causes permanent hair loss Hair loss can be gradual or rapid Associated symptoms may be may severe itching, pain, and burning Alopecia Areata An autoimmune type of hair loss in which the body attacks its own hair follicle May be associated with other autoimmune conditions Presents as small round or oval patches of baldness on the scalp
