Effectively Heal Alopecia Areata

Modern medicine states that Alopecia Areata is caused by immune system overactivity, genetic predisposition, stress triggers, viral exposures, and systemic inflammation. The immune system begins attacking hair follicles, pushing them into a �resting phase� and causing patchy hair loss.

Ayurveda attributes Alopecia Areata to Pitta-Vata aggravation, impaired Agni, and toxin accumulation in the hair root channels (Rakta + Asthi + Twak srotas). This weakens the follicle nourishment cycle, leading to sudden hair fall, patch formation, and slowed regrowth.

Symptoms include round or oval bald patches, rapid or sudden hair shedding, exclamation-mark hairs, itching or tingling before hair loss, and in some cases, nail pitting or ridging. Ayurveda also notes signs of internal inflammation, weak digestion, stress imbalance, and poor dhatu nourishment.

No. Alopecia Areata can affect eyebrows, beard, eyelashes, and body hair. In severe cases, it may lead to total scalp hair loss (Alopecia Totalis) or complete body hair loss (Alopecia Universalis).

Alopecia Areata is not contagious. It is typically painless, although some people experience itching, tingling, or burning sensations before the onset of hair loss due to follicular inflammation.

Triggers include stress, viral infections, hormonal fluctuations, gut imbalance, autoimmune activity, lack of sleep, food intolerances, and nutrient deficiencies. Ayurveda considers Agni impairment and chronic Ama accumulation as major contributors.

Yes. Stress is a major aggravator. It disrupts the immune system, triggers inflammatory cascades, and aggravates Vata, which intensifies patchy hair loss. Many patients report flare-ups during emotional or physical stress.

Yes, reversal is possible when the immune imbalance, inflammation, and follicular obstruction are corrected. Ayurveda�s holistic approach�balancing doshas, improving Agni, clearing toxins, and strengthening dhatus�supports natural regrowth.

We follow a structured reversal program focused on immune correction, gut detoxification, dosha balancing, hair root activation, and emotional stabilization. Personalized herbal formulations, external therapies, and lifestyle restructuring form the core of the healing plan.

Hair regrowth typically begins within 6�12 weeks for mild�moderate cases. Chronic or extensive cases may require 4�6 months for visible improvements. The pace depends on severity, chronicity, and systemic imbalances.

Steroids temporarily suppress symptoms but weaken immunity and often cause relapse upon withdrawal. Ayurveda focuses on root-cause correction rather than suppression, making recovery more sustainable.

Recurring episodes are linked to ongoing immune dysregulation, poor gut health, nutrient malabsorption, stress imbalance, and untreated doshic disturbances. Without addressing these internal drivers, patches often return.

Yes. If inflammation progresses, new patches can appear rapidly. Ayurveda identifies this as deeper imbalance in the dhatu and srotas levels requiring systemic correction, not topical management alone.

Very much. Inflammatory foods, dairy excess, irregular meals, junk food, incompatible combinations, and poor hydration worsen autoimmune activity. A customized anti-inflammatory and Agni-supportive diet is essential for recovery.

Yes. Emotional stress directly impacts immune pathways and increases cortisol, aggravating hair shedding. Ayurveda emphasizes stabilizing the mind through nervous-system-calming practices for long-term recovery.

In most cases, yes. Once inflammation is controlled and follicular nourishment is restored, hair typically regrows. Chronic or widespread conditions may require extended treatment to reawaken dormant follicles.

Yes. Alopecia Areata is common in children and adolescents. Early intervention helps prevent chronicity and repeated cycles of hair loss.

No. Alopecia Areata is autoimmune in origin, while fungal infections and androgenic alopecia have entirely different causes. Misdiagnosis often delays proper treatment.

Yes. Rapid spread indicates high immune activity and deep imbalance. Ayurveda helps stabilize the body, reduce inflammation, stop progression, and stimulate regrowth through a tailored reversal program.

Yes. Many of our patients transition from conventional medicines under guided supervision. We design your Ayurvedic plan in parallel, focusing on detoxification and gradual reduction of dependency while maintaining symptom stability and safety.

Results are long-lasting when the immune imbalance, gut dysfunction, and doshic disturbance are corrected. Ayurveda focuses on permanent internal stability rather than symptom suppression, reducing chances of recurrence significantly.

No. Transplant is not effective because the immune system continues attacking the new follicles as well. The root cause must be treated first before considering such options.

In Alopecia Areata, inflammation targets the hair follicles, pushing them into a dormant phase and causing circular patches of hair loss. This inflammation is driven by immune overactivity and systemic imbalance. Reducing inflammation is key to stopping new patches and restarting growth.

Biologics suppress specific immune pathways responsible for hair follicle attack. Although derived from living cells, they are not considered natural. They may cause immune suppression, increased infection risk, fatigue, and long-term dependency. Our Ayurveda herbal medicines do not cause side effects and are customized based on individual prakruti and pathology.

FOR PATIENTS RESIDING IN INDIA

Treatment charges vary depending on the severity and duration of the condition. The treatment includes herbal combinations prepared based on individual Prakruti and Vikruti analysis. Charges may also vary if external therapy is included as part of the overall treatment.

FOR PATIENTS RESIDING OUT OF INDIA

Treatment charges vary depending on the severity and duration of the condition. The treatment includes herbal combinations prepared based on individual Prakruti and Vikruti analysis. Charges may vary based on the stage or severity of the condition. Depending on the country, the selection of required herbs and the format of preparation may vary.

For more information, visit our International Patients page.

To get started, book an online or offline consultation with our expert practitioners. We evaluate your prakruti, immune activity, gut balance, stress factors, and hair root condition to design a personalized treatment plan that supports deep-rooted healing and long-term regrowth.