Skin Clinic Patient Results

Example of LPP patient showing symptoms of LPP such as scalp redness and scarring hair loss.*

Understanding Forms of Alopecia

What is Alopecia? Alopecia is a collective medical term used to describe conditions characterized by unusual hair loss.  Alopecia is not a contagious disease. Specialists have linked several types of

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Visible patchy hair loss resulting from constant pulling. 

What is Trichotillomania?

What is Trichotillomania (Hair Pulling)? Also known as pathological hair pulling, Trichotillomania is the overwhelming repeated urge to pull out one’s hair. It can include removing hair from the scalp,

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A patient with PIILIF during a biopsy examination by Dr. Umar.

What is PIILIF?

What is PIILIF (Perifollicular Infundibulo-Isthmic Lymphocytoplasmic Infiltrates and Fibrosis)? It is a dermatological condition characterized by inflammation of hair follicles, hair loss, and scalp scarring. Recent research suggests that the

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Patient A and B have Dissecting Cellulitis and AKN & CVG respectively.

Dissecting Cellulitis Treatment

Dissecting Cellulitis (DC) is a long-term cicatricial (scarring) form of alopecia (hair loss) characterized by abscesses and keloids on the infected areas. This condition has no cure; however, dermatologists recommend

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A patient with a very severe case of dissecting cellulitis. He is currently receiving laser treatment under the care of Dr. Umar to manage symptoms.

What is Dissecting Cellulitis?

What is Dissecting Cellulitis? Dissecting Cellulitis (DC), also known as Hoffman disease, is a chronic (long-term) inflammatory scalp disorder that causes abscesses and keloids that lead to patchy hair loss

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