Recent findings from Dr. U Hair and Skin Clinic reveal that concealed scalp inflammation may explain recurring and spreading cases of folliculitis. This research sheds light on broader implications for treatment and understanding of the condition.

A groundbreaking study from Dr. U Hair and Skin Clinic reveals underlying inflammation in the scalp that may explain why dissecting cellulitis recurs and spreads. This significant finding can lead to new treatment approaches.

Paired scalp biopsies found PIILIF in all 12 normal-looking scalp samples and all three quiet nodules, while active lesions showed added pus-forming inflammation and tissue damage on a PIILIF background MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif., Aug. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Researchers at Dr. U Hair and...

A study reveals that dissecting cellulitis of the scalp may involve hidden inflammation, offering key insights into its recurrence and potential treatment directions.

A groundbreaking study uncovers a hidden inflammatory pattern contributing to the ineffectiveness of popular hair loss treatments, offering new insights for patients struggling with androgenetic alopecia.