Based on your brief history of “overnight” hair loss in a small limited area of your scalp the most likely diagnosis is alopecia areata, an auto immune disorder. Alopecia areata can be treated with topical or subcutaneous injections of corticosteroids. Hair transplant is not advisable into ...
Your question is more complex than you realize - because MPB can cause a telogen effluvium.But if the hair loss is due to telogen effluvium from another cause besides MPB - yes that hair has a good chance to grow back.
The hair resulting from minoxidil is real although it is often finer than other hair. It may fall out after several months of cessation of minoxidil. This would be the hair that minoxidil had helped. Not your other hair. Also minoxidil is safe in almost all cases. Occasionally it causes an...