1. There's a name for this behavior: trichotillomania.

2. The patient said: "Having suffered from trichotillomania for 17 years, I learned to accept that I'd never have real lashes again."

3. Trichotillomania is more often observed in females, usually along with other psychiatric comorbidity. Patients who have early onset in adolescence often have poorer prognosis.

4. While it's still unclear whether trichotillomania should be classified as a habit or as an obsessive-compulsive disorder, the end result is the same.

5. Trichotillomania is an impulse control disorder, and its prevalence rate is about 0.6%.

6. Trichotillomania is the name given to the habitual plucking or pulling of the hair from the head or other parts of the body.

7. Conclusion: Trichotillomania characterized by uncontrollable to pull one's hair under stressful impulse is a rare disease, involving the eyelashes or eyebrows.

8. Under the suspicion of trichotillomania, he was transferred to psychiatrist for further evaluation and treatment.

9. Yan ashamed to have trichotillomania, with compassion for the proud!

10. We also discuss in this article the application of medication treatment and family therapy for trichotillomania.

11. We report a case of a 13-year-old female adolescent with trichotillomania and her treatment process of combined pharmacotherapy and family therapy.

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12. The condition is considered a good animal model for OCD, and it's similar to the human disorder trichotillomania, where people pull out their own hair.

13. Purpose: To report a case of bilateral upper lid lash loss caused by trichotillomania.

14. If the habit stops, hair will typically regrow, but with excessive and long-term trichotillomania, scarring of the scalp can result, leading to permanent hair loss in the affected location!

15. The purpose of this survey is to gain a better understanding of Trichotillomania and its possible causes.