Beating Alopecia Areata
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If you think your child might have Alopecia Areata, you’ve come to the right place.
What is Alopecia Areata, and how can it be identified?
Alopecia Areata is a rare condition in which the immune system attacks the hair follicles. If your child has a circular patch of hair loss anywhere on their scalp, it is likely Alopecia Areata.
Parents often share similar experiences when identifying Alopecia Areata. They notice a circular patch of hair loss on their child’s scalp and sometimes wonder if the hairdresser “made a mistake.”
This patch is often followed by additional patches, which may grow in size. In some cases, the patches can cover the entire scalp, a condition known as Alopecia Totalis.
In some children, the condition starts with hair loss in the eyebrows and eyelashes before spreading to the scalp.
Why does my child have this condition?
Science has not yet determined the exact triggers of Alopecia Areata. In many cases, it is linked to stress or specific traumatic events. However, it can also occur among healthy and happy children without any clear cause.
The good news is that apart from hair loss, the body is not affected. We always advise parents to remember that despite the emotional challenges of Alopecia Areata, their child remains completely healthy, and no other organs are impacted.
What is special about our Hair Up treatment?
Expertise. Effectiveness. Safety.
Our expertise lies in treating Alopecia Areata in children. Since 1991, we’ve been contacted daily by parents from around the world. With thousands of children treated, we offer insights based on a vast number of cases.
Our treatment is both effective and natural, making it highly suitable for children. Medical research has shown its effectiveness, even in severe cases. You can find numerous testimonials and before/after photos shared by parents who have trusted us.
A natural treatment is far safer than conventional, painful medications that suppress the immune system. Moreover, our treatment is not addictive and doesn’t need to be continued for life. Once your child achieves full hair regrowth, the treatment can be stopped.
As a small family clinic, we provide personal care with ongoing monitoring and support. We do not sell our treatment online; it is only offered after a personal evaluation. We believe personalized care gives the best chance of success.
Act now
If your little one has Alopecia Areata, we’re here to help. Contact us today using our dedicated online evaluation form. We’ll schedule a free consultation call. Our mission is to help your child regain hair and confidence. Let’s get started!