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My 11 yr old EYEBROW ALOPECIA ARETA

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n71004
n71004

My son had a patch on his head few years ago but did grow back now his eyebrow has half gone on the left and the right was is being affected too he also has the same patch in the back of his head. So distressing mostly for his eyebrow his due to start secondary school as you can imagine it's very distressing with all the remarks we getting we have been seen by dermatologist prescribed protopic for 3 months nothing has improved .

Any ideas how to cover eyebrows?

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  • tt52281
    tt52281 n71004

    Posted

    im sorry to hear about your son hair loss ive had alopecia since i was 26 im now 51 my hair did grow back in some places but there is little you can do to get your hais to grow back i really don,t think i will ever have ahead full of hair again its all about time your sons hair could grow back no one really no as we are all different use baby sampoo as its mild i found i put cocnut oil on scalp were i have a patch it helps to keep the scalp soft and healthy i all so drink a lot of water i do hope this has been helpfull
    • n71004
      n71004 tt52281

      Posted

      Thanks very much for ur feed back .yes it's true there is no cure for this at the moment ,only can hope .thx

  • danialraza
    danialraza n71004

    Posted

    White patches are the signs of Vitiligo. It is very hard to recover from this disease. You can visit skin specialist to treat this disease.
    • Alwaysalone
      Alwaysalone danialraza

      Posted

      There is NO recovery or treatment for this dosease, nor does it tend to make your hair fall out.
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