Short Anagen Syndrome

    March 2011 in “ Pediatric dermatology
    Federica Giacomini, Michela Starace, Antonella Tosti
    TLDR Short anagen syndrome causes short hair that may grow longer after puberty.
    Short anagen syndrome (SAS) was a rarely reported condition characterized by an idiopathic short anagen phase, resulting in the inability to grow long hair. Patients typically had abnormally short scalp hair and reported never having had a haircut. The condition was benign, with no associated systemic diseases or skin disorders, and hair length often improved spontaneously after puberty. The main differential diagnosis was loose anagen hair syndrome (LAS).
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