What kind of hair loss is this? (Photos)

In order to get a proper diagnosis, it is important to have a detailed history, clinical examination and dermatoscopy. Although, you have attached some pics, still it is difficult to establish the diagnosis on the basis of this information. So, it will be better to visit some hair specialist and getting a proper treatment plan for yourself.

I agree with Dr Donovan that a good workup is necessary first and if all tests ae normal, you might consider PRP injections which have proven effective in many. There are many experts in this field in New York. Best, Dr Mandraccia,Plastic Surgeon, Ft Myers, Fl

Diagnosing hair loss in women requires three things: 1) a full and very detailed story which we call a "history" 2) an up close exam of every region of the scalp and 3) review of blood test results.
You are wise to attach dermoscopy photos but many patients do not realize it's more complicated than this. First it depends on when you washed your hair and WHERE on the scalp these were taken and what treatments and shampoos you use. As stated above the whole scalp needs to be examined from up close (like these photos) AND from far away. Also I would need a full and comprehensive story for a diagnosis to carry any real meaning. Blood tests are essential. 
But I commend you for the images. They show variation in follicular size (anisotrichosis) with some redness including perifollicular redness. There is no good evidence of alopecia areata. There are NO good conclusive dermatoscope signs of TE anyways so this is not how we diagnose it. A full exam is needed. One can not fully exclude scarring alopecia or TE in these photos although it is unlikely.