PRIMARY IDIOPATHIC PSEUDOPELADE (BROCQ). CLINICAL CASE
Scarring alopecia is an irreversible loss of focal hair caused by the replacement of damaged skin structures, hair follicles with scar tissue. In this article, we present a clinical case of primary idiopathic pseudopelade, detected in a 58-year-old woman 2 months ago. In the parietal-occipital region asymmetric foci of cicatricial baldness resembling the shape of footprints in the snow were found. According to the diagnostic criteria, the primary idiopathic pseudopelade was confirmed by both trichoscopic and histological methods.