Alopecia totalis occurs when a person suffers from complete loss of scalp hair. It is different from Alopecia areata, in which a person loses hair in small patches. In Alopecia totalis, there is complete hair loss. The condition destroys the hair follicle and hair does not re-grow. While hair on the head is affected, Alopecia totalis may affect the eyebrow and eyelashes as well. It also differs from Alopecia Universalis. The…
