KnowraTraction alopeciaLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Traction alopecia, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 4Compared with 4Androgenetic alopeciaCompared with: Mechanical stress, rather than inherited androgen sensitivity, drives this condition.Hair transplantationRelated: Transplantation may be considered when traction-related loss is permanent and the cause has stopped.Telogen effluviumCompared with: Its localized pattern and mechanical cause differ from diffuse follicle-cycle shifts.Hair straighteningRelated: Tight styles used to maintain a straightened look can add damaging tension.Scarring alopeciaCompared with: Early traction loss is often nonscarring, though prolonged damage can become permanent.Hair lossBroader topic: It shows how repeated mechanical stress can damage follicles, sometimes permanently.Artificial hair integrationRelated: Excessive tension from integration can contribute to this preventable form of hair loss.CornrowsRelated: Tight cornrows can create sustained tension that contributes to this condition.Pattern hair lossCompared with: Hairline loss from traction can imitate patterned recession but has a mechanical cause.