Publications by authors named "Luis Enrique Sanchez-Duenas"
Introduction: Pediatric androgenetic alopecia is a product of hormonal and genetic factors. The diagnosis depends on recognizing the hair loss pattern in the context of a positive family history and a typical trichoscopy.
Methods: A multicenter retrospective study assessing medical data from January 2008 to January 2023 of two reference centers - one public and one private in west Mexico.
Article Synopsis
- Eczema-like psoriasiform dermatitis can occur as a complication after Brazilian keratin treatment, with distinct trichoscopic features like onion bulb-like scaling.
- A retrospective study analyzed 132 patients diagnosed with this condition, focusing on trichoscopic findings and treatment outcomes.
- Seven patients treated with oral isotretinoin showed partial improvement, suggesting this scaling pattern may be a useful marker for the disease despite challenges in treatment response.
Introduction: Hair straightening products like the Brazilian Keratin Treatment (BKT) contain high concentrations of formaldehyde, and its use is associated with adverse effects. In 2016, seven cases of eczema-like psoriasiform skin reaction secondary to BKT were described for the first time. We aim to investigate the clinical characteristics and dermatoscopic findings of patients with psoriasiform skin reactions due to BKT.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFFemale androgenetic alopecia (FAGA) is a common cause of hair loss in women. Typically, it is characterized by a reduction of hair density on biparietal and vertex regions of the scalp with preservation of the anterior hair implantation line. However, it can also appear with recession of the anterior hairline known as FAGA with male pattern (FAGA-M).
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