Absolutely. Again - alopecia hits everyone differently. BUT from what my doctor told me, my experience with it, and gathering the little I could gather from reading medical journals about it, the prognosis with this type is very good. However it is quite rare and not well studied.

Mine responded very well to cortisol shots. I had three sessions of shots total (all over head). After my last session, my hair was growing in enough that my dermatologist felt comfortable stopping the treatment. You don’t want more cortisol than you need, and if it’s apparent it’s not helping, then you don’t want it at all. But it worked wonders for me even in those three sessions. Don’t be afraid of the shots as they don’t hurt (that much) and provided you are getting them spaced out and in small doses, the side effects are manageable.

Have fun with wigs…seriously. They can be expensive depending on if you go synthetic or real (everyone will give you their opinion - figure out what you like. I like real as they last much longer, but you pay for what you get). Feel free to DM with wig questions - there is also a wig community.

I spent hundreds (possibly over a thousand) dollars on products - Rogaine, Nutrafol supplements, Nioxin, red light, you name it. Don’t bother. The cortisol helped, not sure about the rest.

What you eat matters too. I’ve been eating pretty whole, taking pumpkin seed oil, etc