Trichoscopy or "Scalp Dermoscopy" is an invaluable tool for diagnosing hair loss. Below, we review some of the key features of a variety of hair loss conditions.
Classic Trichoscopic Features of AA
Where to exclamation mark hairs occur?
Signs of Disease Activity in AA
Key Trichoscopic Features of AA
Exclamation mark hairs in AA - Part 1
Exclamation Mark Hairs in AA - Part 2
Exclamation mark hairs, vellus hairs and miniaturized hairs in AA
Tapered vs exclamation mark hairs in AA
Trichoscopy of partially treated AA
Assessing Activity in AA using Trichoscopy
AA vs Pseudopelade using Trichoscopy
Yellow dots and short vellus hairs in AA
Exclamation mark hairs are broken hairs
Where do we find Exclamation mark hairs in AA?
Exclamation mark hairs on the shaved scalp
Pohl-Pinkus Constrictions in AA
Anisotrichosis in AGA - Part 2
Anisotrichosis in AGA - Part 3
Female Pattern Hair Loss: review of key features
Use of Trichoscopy to Capture the Earliest Changes in AGA
Miniaturization and Anisotrichosis in AGA
Terminal, Vellus and Miniaturized Hairs in AGA - Example 1
Terminal, Vellus and Miniaturized Hairs in AGA - Example 2
Brown Peripilar sign in AGA - PART 1
Brown Peripilar Sign in AGA - PART 2
Miniaturization as a Clue to AGA
Trichoscopy of CCCA: The Peripilar White-Grey Halo
Healed sinus tracts, example 1
4 Trichoscopic Clues to the Diagnosis of FD
Understanding Compound Follicles: A Clue for FD
Folliculitis Decalvans: Trichscopy in Darker Skin Types
FD: How many hairs emerge from pores normally?
The Compounding of Hair Follicles
Perifollicular Erythema in FFA
FFA: Often Fewer Features than Classic LPP
Absence of vellus hairs in FFA
Perifollicular redness in FFA: What is the significance?
Do I have FFA? Vellus Hairs in The Frontal Hairline May Mean No
Hair casts in traction alopecia
Trichoscopy of Hair Dyes, Example 1
Trichoscopy of Hair Dyes, Example 2
Trichoscopy of Hair Dyes, Example 3
Videodermoscopy of LPP - Part 2
Videodermoscopy of LPP - Part 1
Single Hairs in LPP: Reflection of a Destructive Process
Perifollicular Scale in LPP - Part 1
Perifollicular Scale in LPP - Part 2: What does it tell us about disease activity?
Follicular hyperkeratosis (perifollicular scale) in LPP
Perifollicular scale is not specific for LPP
Perifollicular scale as a clue to LPP
Normal vs Compound Follicles in Scarring Alopecia
Perifollicular erythema (redness)
Perifollicular Scaling in LPP: Can they be seen without a dermatoscope?
Signs of Follicular Injury in Scarring Alopecia
Compound Follicles in Lichen Planopilaris: Challenging Case
Pityriasis Amiantacea: A Reaction Pattern Not A Diagnosis
AA vs Pseudopelade using Trichoscopy
Scalp Psoriasis: Many variations
Scalp Psoriasis: One of the Many Cases of a Red Scalp
Seborrheic Dermatitis and Hair Casts
Trichoscopy of Steroid Atrophy
Trichoscopy of TE - Yellow Dots
Upright regrowing hairs in TE - Example 1
Upright regrowing hairs in TE - Example 2
Upright regrowing hairs in TE - Example 3
Upright regrowing hairs in TE - Example 4
Upright regrowing hairs in TE - Example 5
Differentiating between 1 cm hairs on trichoscopy
Traction alopecia from extensions
Miniaturized hairs in traction alopecia
Hair casts in traction alopecia
On the lookout for TTM in Children
On the Practice of Trichoscopy
The Limitations of Trichoscopy
