Non-Scarring Alopecia

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•	always check meds and in a child pull a hair and check for hair shaft abnormality

•	telogen effluvium

•	androgenic

•	alopecia areata

•	trichotillomania (monk’s fringe)

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SLE

•	alopecia syphilitica (moth eaten)

•	female pattern hair loss

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•	hypothyroid - hair becomes dry, brittle, coarse and sparse

•	hyperthyroid - hair becomes extremely fine and sparse

•	big three – coumadin, retinoids, prednisone