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SA dermatologist focus on alopecia affects

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Hair loss may be easy to see, but its emotional impact often goes unnoticed.

That's according to Dr Ahmed Essop, a South African dermatologist who says alopecia affects more than just appearance, it strikes at a person's sense of identity and wellbeing.

He explains that while many assume hair thinning is a sign of ageing, the reality is different.

A quarter of men start balding before 21, and women commonly begin losing hair in their 30s.

Dr Essop joined Asanda Beda to discuss this further....

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