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The most common form of hereditary hair loss, affecting both men and women, caused by genetic predisposition and hormonal influence.

Circular hair loss as an autoimmune disease that can occur suddenly and affect various body regions.

Diffuse hair loss due to disruption of the hair cycle, often stress-related or after stressful events.

Chronic inflammation of the scalp with scaling and itching, often hormonally related.

Autoimmune disease with characteristic silvery-white scales and inflammation of the scalp.

Scarring alopecia with irreversible hair loss and destruction of hair follicles.

Autoimmune disease with loss of pigment cells and characteristic white patches on the skin.

Chronic inflammatory skin condition with severe itching and characteristic eczema.

Chronic autoimmune disease with characteristic plaques and systemic comorbidities.

Common skin condition with comedones, papules, and pustules, especially in the face and trunk area.

Chronic inflammation of facial skin with redness, papules, and possible eye involvement.

Chronic inflammation of hair follicles and sweat glands in intertriginous areas.