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Beard has been the fashion accessory for men now. Although it does not suit everyone, some look great with a bit of facial hair grown. It is like an add on complement to your face. But not many people can experience this feel manly factor, due to the hair loss or patches known as ‘alopecia barbae'.

Alopecia barbae, is a more specific condition of alopecia areata, which means loss of hair anywhere in the body. It is an immune malfunction which results in appearing of bald areas on the face or neck. Some men having this problem, assumes that the beard patches are genetic rather then something that can be cured.

For the people who were under such assumption, the actual and good news is that, you will now be able to reverse your alopecia barbae problems. Apart from the most common treatment which is the injections of cortisone, applied under the supervision of a dermatologist, you can now reverse your problem using our specially prepared products in just few months.

Alopecia barbae cure is now possible with a natural alternative which is effective yet gentle. The conventional medicine has difficulty in dealing with alopecia barbae as the immune system becomes incredibly complex. The traditional tropical steroids aim to suppress the immune system in which they are applied. However, because steroids can cause side effects, we bring you our beard recovery ointment, that will be beneficial in helping your immune system get back on track, without trying to suppress it.

A Closer Look on Alopecia

Alopecia Areata is a hair loss condition from some or all parts of the body. Usually, hair is lost from the scalp area in the shape of small round patches. However, this condition is temporary and hair starts growing after sometime.

How is Alopecia Caused?
Alopecia Areata results in hair loss when the immune system attacks the hair follicles by mistake. Sometimes round hairless patches occur on the scalp while in some cases, hair become thinner with noticeable bald patches. Some individuals also suffer from complete loss of hair known as, Alopecia Totalis. Alopecia Barbae is a subtype of Alopecia Areata where hair is lost from the beard area.

What are the symptoms of Alopecia Areata?
The first sign of Alopecia Areata are bald patches that may occur on the scalp, beard, or any other part of the body. Different areas of the skin can exhibit hair loss for some time and then re-growth. This hair loss may be temporary, and in some cases permanent. Family history, prolonged hair loss, another autoimmune disease, and abnormality in finger and toe nails are some of the symptoms of permanent hair loss.

How is Alopecia Areata treated?
Alopecia Areata has no cure but can be treated in a number of ways. Topical medicines and natural remedies can both be used for Alopecia Barbae treatment or any other form of Alopecia Areata. Corticosteroids, Minoxidil, and Anthralin are some of the commonly used treatments for Alopecia. There also exist some ointments made from plant extracts that helps in treating Alopecia.

Effective Treatments for Alopecia Barbae

Alopecia Barbae is a type of Alopecia Areata characterised by round or oval patches in the beard area. This indicates that only men are affected with Alopecia Barbae. The hair loss phenomenon is still unknown and so is the treatment. However, there are certain procedures recommended by the experts that accelerate the growth of hair in the affected zone.

1. Cortisone:
Cortisone is one of the popular treatments for Alopecia Barbae which is applied by the dermatologists. They are injections which are inserted into the bald area repeatedly. If the treatment is found successful then, the patient can see hair growth in about a month. However, this treatment does not guarantee any sure results. This treatment is very painful but has no side effects.

2. Topical Minoxidil: 
Another treatment which has been found effective in treating Alopecia Barbae, is Topical Minoxidil. It's an ointment which is applied 5% in concentration to the affected areas. Some other solutions which are 2% in concentration have not been that effective in the treatment and should be avoided. According to many experts, the combination of Topical Minoxidil and Cortisone increases the chances of hair re-growth.

3. Anthralin:
Anthralin which is also recommended for psoriasis can be used to alopecia barbae treatment. This is also an ointment resembling tar and is applied to the affected area where one needs hair growth. The cream needs to be kept for 30 mins to an hour. This cream starts showing results after 12 or 14 weeks since the start of the treatment. However, keeping the cream in excess of the recommended time and contact with eyes should be strictly avoided.