Hair loss regions including vertex, frontal, and temporal hairline, as well as genetically spared occipital area, were observed, and images were captured for analysis.
Frontal, temporal, crown areas, and occipital area were observed, images were captured for analysis.
Hair shaft thickness heterogeneity (HSTH): >20% in Male AGA (MAGA) and >10% in Female AGA (FAGA) which corresponds to vellus hair transformation is the feature of AGA
Brown peripilar sign (BPPS): is brown halo around the emergent hair shaft
White peripilar sign (WPPS): larger in size as white halo at the follicular ostium
Yellow dots are round or polycyclic best seen under polarized light. Reflect empty hair follicle
Focal atrichia: They are areas of total hair loss on scalp, usually in a size of a pencil eraser
Scalp honeycomb pigmentation (SHCP): which corresponds to melanotic rete ridges.
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