Alopecia is a skin disease that affects around 6.7 million Americans. The condition is marked by hair loss, which occurs because the immune system attacks hair follicles anywhere on the body. Signs of alopecia tend to begin in children and young adults, but its effects can begin at and last until any age.
There are different types of alopecia depending on the location of hair loss.
Alopecia ophiasis: Slight hair loss on a specific area of the scalp
Alopecia totalis: Complete hair loss on the scalp
Alopecia universalis: Hair loss on the entire body
Alopecia treatments are determined by individual providers, often accounting for how much hair is lost, how long the hair loss has occurred, where the hair is lost, and age. Treatment plans often include medications with active ingredients like minoxidil, betamethasone dipropionate, pentoxifylline, finasteride, progesterone, fluocinolone acetonide, tacrolimus, and niacinamide.
SKNV offers a menu of customized medications, combining active ingredients, adjusting their potencies, and eliminating potentially harmful inactive ingredients for certain patients as determined by a healthcare provider. SKNV’s solutions provide a clinically different solution for alopecia, tailored to individual patient needs as determined by the prescriber.
Your prescriber will determine which SKNV alopecia formulation will make a clinical difference for you.
Ask your provider about SKNV. They can determine which SKNV formulation is best for your skin and prescribe your Rx directly from their office. You can leave with the medication in hand, or have your Rx shipped directly to your home.
