Alopecia barbae is the localised form of alopecia areata of the beard region in males.1 Even though not frequently reported, it is the second most common reason of concern and… Click to show full abstract
Alopecia barbae is the localised form of alopecia areata of the beard region in males.1 Even though not frequently reported, it is the second most common reason of concern and dermatologic consultations for male adults suffering from alopecia areata.1 It can be treated with application of topical or intralesional corticosteroids1 ; however, it warrants monitoring since new lesions of alopecia can potentially appear on the scalp.2.
               
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