Abstract

Hair loss is a condition that affects a large part of the world's population at some point in life. This condition affects not only the appearance of an individual but also their interpersonal relationships and professional life, and can cause psychosomatic diseases and pathologies such as anxiety and depression [1,2]. Although traditionally considered a purely aesthetic concern, alopecia encompasses a significant disease burden with well-defined comorbid associations and genuine psychosocial implications [3]. Therefore, it must be evaluated and managed within an appropriate medical paradigm.