Case Number : Case 2443 - 13 November 2019 Posted By: Iskander H. Chaudhry

?Telogen effluvium ?Female Androgenic Alopecia. No inflammation. Mild perifollicular fibrosis...favor FAA.

No miniaturization of hair. I think it's telogen effluvium

No alteration on scalp biopsy. Telogen effluvium.

diffuse alopecia

Not much follicular miniaturization, teolgen /catagen hairs seen. Occasional velds hair seen

No inflammation. sebaceous glands seem to be reduced

chronic telogen effluvium with an underlying Pattern hair loss

I don't know why sebaceous glands are reduced. Does he have also some Psoriasis

I favor CTE

Don't think I ever diagnosed CTE but I'll try here!

Dear All 

So first point it there is no scarring - so a non scarring alopecia. The diagnosis is chronic telogen effluvium. The telogen count is over 15 percent and there is no miniturisation. There is no inflammation to suggest alopecia areata. 

Iskander