09/03/2026
CCCA vs. Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia—do you know the difference?
Both are forms of scarring alopecia, but they can present very differently. CCCA commonly affects the crown/central scalp, while frontal fibrosing alopecia often affects the frontal hairline and may involve eyebrow loss.
The important thing to understand is that scarring hair loss should not be ignored. Early recognition and appropriate medical evaluation can be important in protecting follicles that have not yet been permanently damaged.
If you’re noticing unexplained thinning, recession, scalp discomfort, or changes in the appearance of your scalp, consider scheduling a professional hair and scalp assessment.
🔬 SophistaCurlz Hair Restoration Clinic
📍 Columbia, SC
✨ Certified Trichologist – Hair Loss Practitioner