It can be a sign of : Alopecia Areata, which can also occur in the scalp. Unilateral eyebrow thinning can also be from Trichitillomania, pulling out eyebrow hair, or Tinea Capitis, a fungal infection. Less likely causes in kids are Telogen Effluvium, a response to physical or emotional stress, or hypothyroidism. His pediatrician can examine him & either provide treatment or refer him to a dermatologist, if needed.
Answered 5/11/2016
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Thinning of eyebrows: It could be a symptom of alopecia but to know for sure you should take the child to be examined as there are other causes.
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