Triangular temporal alopecia, also known as congenital triangular alopecia or Brauer nevus is a benign and unusual non-scarring pattern of hair loss. Was published in the literature cited on PubMed about 130 cases and has been discussed the use of dermoscopy as an important tool for diagnosis. Usually located in the temporal region and is usually unilateral. It may be triangular, oval or lancet-shaped. Manifested commonly in childhood and may also appear in adult life. Histopathology reveals the total number of follicles preserved and most of vellus hair. In dermoscopy is seen in the injured area vellus hairs surrounded by normal scalp with the terminals hairs. Therapeutic options are scarce, surgical excision and hair transplantation showed better aesthetic results
Research Article: Journal of Cosmetology & Trichology
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