
Opinion|Videos|April 11, 2025
Treatment of Severe Alopecia Areata with JAK Inhibitors
Author(s)Arash Mostaghimi, MD, MPH, Brett King, MD, PhD
A panelist discusses how their traditional treatment approach for severe alopecia areata typically involved a stepped care pathway beginning with topical and intralesional steroids before progressing to systemic immunosuppressants or immunotherapy, which often yielded inconsistent, temporary, or incomplete hair regrowth results, leaving significant unmet needs for treatments that could provide sustained efficacy, acceptable safety profiles, and therapies specifically developed for this condition rather than repurposed from other dermatologic disorders.
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Episodes in this series

- For patients diagnosed with severe alopecia areata, what has traditionally been your treatment approach?
- In your experience, how did these traditional approaches work for managing alopecia areata?
- What unmet treatment needs remain?
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