Alopecia
Alopecia is the
absence of hair that mainly affects the scalp, so widespread or patchy.
Alopecia may be congenital, although it is more common the
acquired alopecia, which manifests itself in a transient and
reversible way, and it appears when there are body diseases. It
generally affects the central part of the scalp as early as the
onset of puberty, and it deteriorates over the years. Women are
less predisposed to alopecia even if they are affected particularly
during adolescence, or during menopause. Among the most common
forms of acquired alopecia, there are the androgenetic one, that
affects the hair of the head and superior frontal areas and it is
often characterized by a sebaceous secretion. Alopecia is called
"telogen effluvium", when the hair falls out without forming any
spill. Other forms are alopecia areata, which is characterized by a
limited area of hair loss but can also affect beard, eyelashes and
eyebrows; total alopecia, in which all the hair of his head
disappear and finally universal alopecia, which covers all the hair
of the body.Oxygen-Ozone Therapy:
The treatment consists of application of low-pressure transparent plastic bag on patient's head for 2 weekly sessions for 10 weekly total sessions, or, depending on patient’s needs and doctor’s opinion, a weekly session of the Major Autohemotransufion for 8-10 total sessions.
