Emma

Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that can cause sudden hair loss, often in the form of clearly delineated bald spots. For Emma, the hair loss appeared mainly in the neck, something that was difficult to both hide and relate to emotionally.

After some time, she chose to begin treatment with PRP and underwent a total of four treatments. As a supplement, she also used needle rollers regularly on her scalp. The changes did not come immediately, but over time she began to see signs of new hair growth in the areas where the hair was previously missing.

The process has required patience and continuity, but for Emma it has also meant a gradual recovery and a feeling that the body is slowly responding. Her experience reflects how individual both the course of the disease and regrowth can be in alopecia areata.

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