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Alopecia neurotica

A younger man, 34 years old, since he learned that he suffers from penile cancer, has experienced stress that has been present for the past 2 years. Prolonged stress & chemotherapy he received led to necrosis of hair root cells and loss of hair from a large area of the scalp that does not regenerate. Alopecia neurotica is characterized by hair loss caused by injury to the nerves in the area where balding occurs. Also, Alopecia medicamentosa is characterized by widespread hair loss, most commonly of the scalp, caused by a reaction to various types of drugs in sensitive or allergic individuals, also may be a result of chemotherapy used in treating various disorders (e.g., cancer). Fitzpatrick skin type (FST) phototype 2.

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Snezana Stojanovic

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3024 x 4032 pixels

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10 x 13 inches / 26 x 34 cm

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alopecia, cancer, chemotherapy, hair loss, necrosis, scalp, stress, chronic stress, prolonged stress, mixed hair loss, combination of hair loss and necrosis, death of tissue and cells, localised destruction of tissue and cells, necrosis due to the disease, necrosis due to the illness, necrosis due to the injury, chronic relapsing hair loss, chronic hair loss condition, hair loss caused by injury, fst_1-2, phototype1, phototype2, fst1, fst2