@alishaakaurr
Alisha KaurFor alopecia awareness month, I wanted to share the raw extent of my alopecia journeyš©µ Building my social media and career around hair, to then losing half of it to alopecia, was honestly one of the hardest things Iāve dealt with. I was told there wasnāt much I could do and that having alopecia was simply ābad luckā, which was so hard to hear at such a difficult time. Steroid injections unfortunately didnāt work for me and actually made my patches worse. I started doing my own research and eventually found a clinic specialising in hair loss caused by alopecia. I started treatment at Este medical where I got exiplex light therapy with red light therapy, and after a few months, my patches started growing backš„¹ Alopecia is very unpredictable, so I now have this same treatment as maintenance and whenever I notice a new patch. Iām just unbelievably grateful to have my hair growing back and to finally feel like myself againšš¤ If youāre dealing with hair loss right now, please donāt lose hope. I know how upsetting and lonely it can feel trust me, but it can get better! Your hair doesnāt define your worth, your beauty or who you are, but I also know how much getting that growth back can meanš«¶š½ I hope this makes even one person feel a little less alone, weāve got this š©µš„° #alopeciaareata #hairloss #alopecia #hairtok #alopeciaawareness
On the profile Ā· Sep 21, 2026