This is sooo interesting that it makes me want to be a trichologist 😁. We can feel how passionate and highly competent you are. When someone knows how to synthetise and simplified difficult topics, it means that they are real expertise there. Thank you ! ❤
Dear professor Lidia Rudnicka! Do you see any cases of paradoxical psoriasis on biological treatment? Paradoxical psoriasis is believed to be different from the classical one not only clinically but even histologically, which was discussed at the last EADV symposium, so I wonder if the trichoscopy is also any different?
@@profLidiaRudnicka paradoxical psoriasiform reactions with severe scalp involvement and paradoxical AA. I have seen works on the histology of the first one where the authors say that they have double features: psoriasiform epidermis changes and AA-like dermis. I have few patients on my own, that look atypical to me, but i am not an expert, of course, in trichoscopy
My i ask you something. I think you have a lot of knowledge. I got diagnosed with lichen planopilaris, with biopt. But i really think its psoriasis, because of the white flakes. I do have a bold spot. But how can i check if the diagnoses is right
Can you talk more bout pityriasis amienteca. As I understand it, several conditions can lead to hair casts so it is more of a symptom than a condition, is that correct? Can you look at channel 2muchhair and videos of Steph? There are quite a few and I think she has hair casts. Is that what hair casts look like?
Thank you for the suggestion! I have put "pityriasis amienteca" on my To-Do list. Here is a nice image of hair casts: donovanmedical.com/hair-blog/casts
Thank for your video madam...mam I need your guidance..how can we differentiate chronic telegrn effliluvum with androgenic alopecia ??? ..both share same clinical features
Telogen effluvium will not have a significant hair shaft thickness heterogeneity. Clinically telogen effluvium usually causes significant hair loss also in the temporal area . This is not the case in AGA
