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ALOPECIA AREATA

Alopecia areata is a type of hair loss that occurs in women from damage to the deep hair follicle (bulb). This damage prevents the hair from growing.

This type of hair loss is seen as round bald patches of hair loss on the scalp. It can be one or many patches of completely bald skin, in many shapes and size patches. It is often also associated with generalised thinning of the hair and 'diffuse' hair loss on other areas of the head.

Interesting Statistics for Hair Loss in Women

1. 64% of Australian women experience some form of hair loss between 20 and 80 years old
2. 21 million American women suffer from Alopecia
3. 4 out of 10 women suffer thinning hair during Menopause
4. Over 50% of women over the age of 65 years reported thinning hair

If you suffer from Alopecia Areata or general Alopecia, please book a consult to see how Linda Parker N.D. can help you and you can discuss your unique situation.

There are many known causes to Alopecia Areata and Linda Parker is an expert who commonly treats this condition with a set protocol that is extremely successful.

Through functional testing, Linda will establish the cause of your alopecia, then go about treating the immune system, along with hormones and stress levels.