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Häufige Haarkrankheiten

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Therapie der Hautkrankheiten

Zusammenfassung

Der menschliche Haarfollikel ist ein komplexes Anhangsgebilde der Haut, das sich aus zahlreichen verschiedenen Zellpopulationen zusammensetzt. Während des Wachstumsprozesses folgt der menschliche Haarfollikel einem charakteristischen, lebenslang sich wiederholenden Wechselspiel zwischen 2–6 Jahre dauernder Wachstumsphase (Anagen), einer in wenigen Wochen ablaufenden Übergangsphase (Katagen) und einer 2–3 Monate anhaltenden Ruhephase (Telogen). Jeder einzelne Haarfollikel durchläuft diese 3 Phasen individuell, sodass das Haarwachstum aller Haarfollikel asynchron verläuft und beim Menschen einem nur noch gering zu bemerkenden Jahreszyklus unterliegt.

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