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Tinea barbae

Tinea barbae is a rare superficial dermatophytosis affecting the hair, hair follicles, and surrounding skin of the beard and mustache areas. Read more about Tinea barbae

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About Tinea barbae.

Tinea barbae is a rare superficial dermatophytosis affecting the hair, hair follicles, and surrounding skin of the beard and mustache areas.

The condition predominantly affects postpubertal adolescent and adult males, frequently following exposure to infected farm animals or pets through zoophilic fungi such as *Trichophyton verrucosum* and *Trichophyton mentagrophytes*.

Pathophysiologically, fungal hyphae invade the keratinized hair shafts and folicular infundibula, producing presentations that range from superficial, mildly scaling annular plaques to deep, severely inflammatory suppurative nodules, pustular folliculitis, or boggy kerion-like masses.

Without timely intervention, deep follicular inflammation can lead to exudative crusting, secondary bacterial infection, and permanent scarring alopecia.

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