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April 25th, 2010 at 4:19 AM
Alopecia Barbae, a variant of hair loss that just affects the beard area, is the only type of alopecia that affects just men. The issue is portrayed by small round shaped spots of hair loss only affecting the facial hair. It is a form of alopecia so it is in the same group of hair loss as male pattern baldness. Essentially, the it is not known what causes facial hair loss and no one knows what triggers Alopecia Barbae. Your body may or may not begin regrowing hair in that area.