Abstract
Introduction: Hair is a versatile structure, and its importance has been linked to it in the beautification of human beings for ages. According to studies on the psychological impacts of androgenetic alopecia (AGA) in men, they are older, weaker, and less appealing. Hair loss in women gives significant stress and lowers self-confidence. Aim: To perform videodermoscopic findings in non-scarring alopecia of scalp versus control volunteers. Material and Methods: Total of 140 patients satisfied the study’s inclusion criteria after a general medical examination, scalp examination (including inspection of the hair shaft and root), and hair anchoring and fragility tests. We examined the lesions with a videodermoscopy, took images, and wrote up our findings. Results: The study found that patients averaged 26.85. Onset averaged 25.15 alopecia averaged 10.3 months. Our sample had 87.7% spotty AA. Conclusion: Videodermoscopy is an effective non-invasive tool of considerable potential in dermatological practice. It is becoming popular as a hair loss differential diagnosis tool.
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