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Three clinical forms of AGA in women (Androgenetic Alopcia (AGA) Female Pattern)

posted by HairSite Admin, 08.09.2008, 09:43

Three clinical forms of AGA in women



Three clinical forms of FPA have been described -

(1) A form with a similar distribution to that of male pattern alopecia (Hamilton pattern), with recession of the frontal hairline and crown alopecia to varying degrees—this form has been observed in 37% of post-menopausal women.

(2) A diffuse form (Ludwig pattern), where there is a general reduction of frontoparietal hair density, with a preserved frontal hairline and no crown alopecia.

(3) An alopecia described by Olsen as having a Christmas-tree pattern, with increased hair loss at the scalp midline,gradually increasing toward the frontal area. This third form is the most common one.


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