Diagnostic Methods in Trichology

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Biopsy

A biopsy is the taking of a skin sample for microscopic study. It requires the extraction of a small portion of skin (between 3-5mm) in depth to be able to study invisible data from the surface. It will be performed in cases where the clinical diagnosis may raise doubts and when specific data is needed for treatment.

The technique is performed under local anesthesia in suitable clinical rooms, not requiring an operating room. The first anesthetic injection is minimally painful, and from then on it is practically painless. After taking the sample, the skin can be closed with a small suture to prevent a mark from being noticeable. After a few days, the stitches are removed, and the results are received, which will be explained by the doctor, associating them with the clinical findings.

Alopecia is complex, so often the biopsy does not provide all the information we would like. The patient should not think that with a biopsy, the ideal diagnosis and treatment are 100% known. The biopsy information must always be combined with the patient's own data.

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