High incidence of Androgenetic Alopecia among patients hospitalized due to severe COVID-19
Observational study on the high incidence of Androgenetic Alopecia among patients hospitalized due to severe COVID-19
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Observational study on the high incidence of Androgenetic Alopecia among patients hospitalized due to severe COVID-19
The attached study published in the Lancet regarding long-term clinical effects of recovered COVID-19 patients confirms what we have seen in our office over the past several months- increased rates in hair loss.
There appears to be a rare side effect of the new Moderna vaccine. It appears that there is a reaction between a filler and the vaccine induced immune response. The future will determine the precise incidence.
There has been a vastly increased number of people who had COVID in the spring that are now presenting with substantial hair loss.
Due to COVID-19 we are offering telemedicine appointments so that you can communicate with your doctor from the safety of your home.
Increasing reports of JAK inhibitors being used to treat alopecia areata.