Actor Anthony Carrigan opened up to "Good Morning America" about his deeply personal connection to his "Superman" role.

Armonie Wilson, who has alopecia, used to think nobody should see her without a wig. Now, she models without one.

Of course, not everyone who has alopecia areata can take the medications, and some people with the condition choose not to—or can’t afford it. These drugs can cost $20,000 to $30,000 a year ...

When managing alopecia areata, it’s important to incorporate gentle scalp care practices to support treatment and overall follicle health. Using sulfate-free shampoos can help minimise irritation, ...

Alopecia areata, or circular hair loss, is the most common inflammatory hair loss disorder. It usually presents itself as clearly defined, round bald spots in the hair – mainly on the scalp. Less ...

The patches, commonly in one or more coin-sized areas, are typically found on the scalp and/or across the body including the beard, eyebrows, eyelashes or body hair, including pubic hair. "In alopecia ...

Alopecia universalis is rare. Most people with alopecia areata have hair loss on their head and face. You may have it in just one spot, like your beard area or just one side of your scalp.

Mild alopecia areata ranges from 0% to 20%, moderate is from 21% to 49%, and severe is from 50% to 100%. A SALT score of 20 or less is recognized as a meaningful improvement for people with ...

Alopecia areata looks like bald areas with scattered hair in the shape of ‘exclamation marks’. These can be broken patches or tapered in the end. The diagnosis: The hair fall treatment for alopecia ...

Hair, generally regarded as a crown of beauty, can boost courage and self-expression. However, for many people, hair loss can be an exhausting experience, typically caused by underlying medical ...

Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease, causing patches of hair loss on a person's body. It causes the immune system to attack the body, regarding hair follicles as foreign invaders that could ...

Contact immunotherapy: Also called topical immunotherapy, the goal of this treatment is to get your immune system to stop attacking your hair follicles. This attack is what causes alopecia areata.