Thank you prof lidia for this excellent lecture.

Fantastic lecture. Very helpful for the beginner and the experts too. Thank you Professor.

great recap professor, thank you for sharing

Nice organizing summary, Thanks.

Very nice lecture as usual,THANKS Dr.lidia for your eminent effort

Thanks a lot professor for this clear presentation

Great thanks prof 💐💐💐💐

Awesome...

Thank you for the great lecture. I bought your book from Amazon.

Excellent 🥰🥰

Thank you for your lectures. Can you please do a video on lichen planopilaris please?

Grt work madam

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Hi Dr. Rudnicka. My son has been taking LDN for almost 3months and some supplements for alopecia universalis. Do you think we are going to see improvements on LDN and how long we should continue it until we know it’s not working. ( Naturopathic doctor prescribed it). Thank you a lot for all your videos ❤️❤️

Professor Lidia Rudnicka: I am fairly convinced I have burnt-out lichen planopilaris (pseudopelade of brocq ), but none of the professionals I've seen who used a trichoscope on my scalp could detect I have this condition. My diagnosis always comes up as androgenic alopecia often with telogen effluvium. I have not gotten an invasive biopsy. From your experience, is diagnosing lichen planopilaris having the shapes of empty slender linear vertical bands a diagnostic pitfall (especially when considering my hair is long and has a lot of volume)? I am wondering if using reflectance confocal microscopy could give a more precise view of my condition, to detect what trichoscopy has not (yet) found? The reason I bring this up is some claim this reflectance confocal microscopy technology could be almost as precise as getting an invasive biopsy done and it can cover the whole surface of the scalp for analysis (which is far better). I will have an experienced dermatologist do the imaging and evaluation. The thing I don't understand too is if I have the condition that I think I have why would the white or red dots not be found using trichoscopy? I think in trichoscopy, there is 50X magnification used? My digital camera has only 8X magnification I use to evaluate my scalp. Is it likely that my camera does not magnify the surface enough to detect the presence or lack of tiny follicular ostia? Your thoughts please. I wish you were my doctor because I'm sure you would get to the bottom of my situation. Too bad I don't live in Poland where I believe you are situated. Thank you for any help or advice you provide! I appreciate it greatly.

Dr.Rudnicka ,could you please give me your opinion on Baricitinib ( could be generic) getting from India? Is it safe ? Should I be concern? Thank you ❤️❤️

Mam can you give. Info about diffuse alopecia areata(DAA) my doctor has told me that i have this but I cannot find any info on yt and Google i am 20 yrs old male can you please make video on it or jst help me in comment section do i will loose my full hair on scalp after certain period of time due to (DAA)

Deep thanks .. but i want to know about normal follicular ostia what about it??

Can you please do a trichoscopic finding of traction alopecia both in early and late stages and when there is miniaturization in traction alopecia what causes that ?

What about the brown dots