To Evaluate the Causes and Possible Treatments for Seborrheic Alopecia in Adolescents

The study examines the causes and treatments for seborrheic alopecia in adolescents, identifying elevated androgen levels, psychological stress, and poor lifestyle habits as key contributors. It recommends treatments such as 2% minoxidil foam, oral anti-androgens, and traditional Chinese medicine approaches like ketoconazole washing and acupuncture. Emphasis is placed on lifestyle adjustments and psychological interventions, such as cognitive behavioral therapy. The study highlights the need for more adolescent-specific research to optimize treatment plans and address gaps in understanding this condition. Despite promising findings, limitations include a small sample size and lack of first-hand data, underscoring the need for comprehensive prevention and treatment guidelines.