Top 20 British Alopecia Influencers on Instagram (Jul 2026)

We found 40 alopecia Influencers in United Kingdom
These influencers mention 'alopecia' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in United Kingdom. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
07/27/2026
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1. Faith O’Kelly

United Kingdom

@ultimatewigcompany wig consultant ▪️UK🇬🇧▪️Alopecia areata ▪️Wigs▪️Undercut hairstyles ▪️Top 1% model on OnlyFans, link below 🌶️ ⬇️

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3. Jessica Newman

United Kingdom

👩🏻‍🦲Normalising bald babes on your page 👖Re-discovering my style with Alopecia ⭐️ 30 | size 10 | 5ft5 📍Essex 💌🤝🏽 jessicanewmancollab@gmail.com

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4. DEAN BOYLE

United Kingdom

Alopecia Awareness. Embracing life, with or without hair. 👩‍🦲All things alopecia and mental health 🎗Supporter @alopeciauk @changingfacesuk

Followers
10.1k
Fake followers
30.27%
Engagement rate
1.14%
Average Reel plays
575
Audience gender
female
16.17%
male
83.83%
Top performing Reels
  1. 1 537
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  3. "I'm Dean - known as @patchproblems on Instagram, and today I'm sharing my story with Changing Faces. "When I first noticed my hair falling out, I felt like I was losing a part of my identity. My confidence and self-esteem seemed to vanish along with my hair.   "I've had alopecia areata since I was ten - with small bald spots appearing and disappearing throughout my life.   "Four years ago, I lost every single hair on my body. It was very traumatic. It seemed like nobody around me understood the emotional turmoil I was going through. I constantly found myself battling the misconception that 'it's just hair.'   "I became anxious and depressed, withdrawing from social interactions because I felt like an outsider. I was convinced that people were talking about me behind my back, and this self-imposed isolation only worsened my mental state. "Part of what held me back from seeking help or sharing my struggles was the toxic notion engrained in society: that 'I am a man – I can’t talk about mental health, I can’t be bothered by something as trivial as losing my hair.' These expectations weighed heavily on my shoulders. "Luckily, I discovered a lifeline. A social media group run by @alopeciauk. In this group, I encountered some of the most inspirational individuals I've ever come across. Reading their stories helped me realise that I wasn't alone. "As my confidence grew, I decided to create a social media page about my journey. The response and support I received was incredible. It was this online community that gave me a sense of belonging. I finally felt heard and understood. My mental health began to improve significantly.   “While I’ve come a long way in my journey with alopecia and mental health, it’s not always smooth sailing. There are days where I still struggle, moments where I question myself and times when the battles feel uphill. "It’s ok to not be ok. But it’s crucial to get the proper support you need. Together, we can break down the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and alopecia." Link in bio to continue Dean's story.   #Alopecia #AlopeciaAreata #AlopeciaAwarenessMonth
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
19.81%
Indonesia
12.99%
Malaysia
5.18%
Tanzania
5.01%
Nigeria
4.64%
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5. The Hair Girl | Alopecia

United Kingdom

👋 Welcome everyone, i'm Amy! 🇬🇧 👩🏼‍🦲 I have Alopecia Universalis (no hair at all!) ❤ Talking all things wigs, makeup and alopecia #alopecia #hairloss

Followers
9.1k
Fake followers
22.6%
Engagement rate
3.08%
Average Reel plays
16.4k
Audience gender
female
85.78%
male
14.22%
Top performing Reels
  1. 13 675
  2. 6 727
  3. 4 535
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
35.52%
United Kingdom
24.84%
Canada
4.51%
Australia
3.54%
Brazil
3.31%
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6. Ruby Futcher

United Kingdom

my alopecia life and journey✨

Followers
7.7k
Fake followers
22.35%
Engagement rate
1.53%
Average Reel plays
5.3k
Audience gender
female
69.85%
male
30.15%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United Kingdom
59.69%
Iraq
7.9%
United States
5.19%
Ireland
4.17%
Spain
2.63%
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7. 🌸 𝗔 𝗕 𝗜 𝗚 𝗔 𝗜 𝗟 🌸

United Kingdom

Alopecia, military wife & mama life💍👶🏼 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐝 𝐛𝐚𝐥𝐝 𝐦𝐚𝐦𝐚👨🏼‍🦲 🌺 | Military family 👨‍👩‍👦 🌺 | ɪᴅᴇɴᴛɪᴄᴀʟ ᴛᴡɪɴ ᴛᴏ: @ellstringell

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8. Fay

United Kingdom

🇬🇧 28 from the UK! 👩🏻‍🦰 Talking all things alopecia and hairloss-related. 🎀 Exploring the world of toppers, wigs and alternative hair!

Followers
4.4k
Fake followers
27.2%
Engagement rate
1.96%
Average Reel plays
17.4k
Audience gender
female
94.5%
male
5.5%
Top performing Reels
  1. 291 077
  2. 469
  3. 389
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
34.31%
United Kingdom
16.15%
Canada
4.59%
Germany
4.31%
Brazil
4.24%
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9. jen foster

United Kingdom

21 • Scotland • Alopecia Areata Adjusting to life with patchy hair #alopecia #alopeciaareata #hairloss Help raise dolla for alopecia uk ⬇️

Followers
3.5k
Fake followers
13.04%
Engagement rate
3.92%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
90.88%
male
9.12%
Top performing Reels
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  2. I put some makeup on earlier in a half arsed attempt to make myself feel better. Since this was the first time in a while that I'd actually got ready, I opened my phone and siezed the opportunity to take some pictures. The moment I saw myself, my eyes welled up. I am really struggling with my hair at the moment. I am less than thrilled by my regrowth and I feel so so guilty admitting it. I have dreamt for months of my hair coming back, and now that it is here, I am unsure how to process it. I had just adjusted to wearing my wigs, I had come to terms with my patches and I was absolutely loving being a part of the alopecia community. This stage of regrowth feels like a whole new chapter and suddenly everything is changing out with my control again. I don’t know how to grow out a buzz cut. I don’t know how to wear my wigs with hair underneath. I don’t know how long I will “fit in” the online alopecia community, after all it now just looks like I have a questionable hair style rather than alopecia. I always thought that regrowth would mean the end of alopecia related anxieties but it has just opened up a whole new can of worms. I appreciate what a privileged position I am in, to be experiencing regrowth, and how many of you would kill to be in my position. Please don’t get me wrong, I am still extremely grateful, I am just trying to process this change. Can anyone relate? . . . #alopecia#alopeciaareata#hairloss#alopecian#femalehairloss#alopeciajourney#patchyhair#nohair#hairlossjourney#bald#baldgirl#buzz#buzzcut#girlswithbuzzcuts#buzzcutgirl#wig#wigwearer#wiggirl#autoimmunedisease#mentalhealth#bodyimage#hair#alopeciaawareness#alopeciauk#alopeciasupport
    577
  3. 565
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
32.81%
United States
31.52%
Canada
5.04%
Australia
2.96%
Germany
2.87%
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10. Ashton Telford

United Kingdom

Follow my alopecia account @ashtonmaysjourney_ & my fitness account @ash.fitt03

Followers
3.3k
Fake followers
9.48%
Engagement rate
4.06%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
62.46%
male
37.54%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
88.96%
Spain
3.4%
United States
1.7%
France
0.61%
Greece
0.49%

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11. Air's Hair

United Kingdom

Writer, Social entrepreneur in the Neurodiversity space & Social activist making Alopecia fun. "I have no special talent. I am passionately curious"

Followers
3k
Fake followers
18.99%
Engagement rate
1.01%
Average Reel plays
1k
Audience gender
female
52.89%
male
47.11%
Top performing Reels
  1. 55 624
  2. This photo means more to me than words can ever say. I often reflect on the day that I met Sam and how we almost never met. There was a series of decisions that led us to that meeting. Before meeting, I'd always obsess over meeting the "one" and I'd throw myself into spontaneous and often toxic situations in order to find the person that I believed I was supposed to be with. You can be a person who believes everything is fated or be someone who believes that it is all just random and that just sometimes incredible things happen amongst all the bad. I'm a little bit of both. So many people will say they are looking for someone who loves them, adores them and will give up the world for them, but when they find it, they throw it away. Relationships take work, romantic or not, I don't expect anything to come easy and I will never be the person who will just say "If I wish something positive, the universe will give it to me". Whilst I am a huge believer in a positive attitude attracts positive things, I am also not naive to believe simply being positive and doing sweet nothing will grant me what I desire. One day I will share with you the dramatic story of how me and Sam got together and the hoops we went through to get where we are now, but that isn't today. We made this account to share our journey and achievements, not to brag or patronise, but to offer people hope that things can change once you make the decision for them too. Will it always be easy? NO WAY. But will it be worth it? 100 million times over. Thank you to all who made my birthday so special this year, it has genuinely been the best I've ever had. Feel so blessed to have such incredible, wonderful people that surround me. You mean more to me than you'll ever know. ❤️❤️❤️ #loveyourself #motivation #inspiration #ig_great_pics #iger #instafit #gaysnap #gayguy #happy #instagood #positivity #positivethinking #positivevibes #love #gayuk #gaycouple #mondaymotivation #mondayvibes #mondaymood #believeinyourself #blessed #grateful #newcastleupontyne #newcastlegateshead #uk #instagram #instagramers #instapic #healthylifestyle
    461
  3. 347
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
42.77%
United States
15.31%
Brazil
3.31%
Australia
2.82%
Italy
2.64%
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12. Emma Argiriou - DJ Grandma Funk

United Kingdom

Sea obsessive, disco queen, alopecia girly, holistic hippy. Dj Grandma Funk ✨🪩 Owner of @intothebody_

Followers
2.8k
Fake followers
15.89%
Engagement rate
4.6%
Average Reel plays
3.5k
Audience gender
female
43.82%
male
56.18%
Top performing Reels
  1. 458
  2. 260
  3. 257
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
74.06%
United States
6.18%
Australia
2.53%
Italy
2.13%
Portugal
1.82%
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13. Harr Atwal ▪︎ Consultant ▪︎ Este Medical Group

United Kingdom

Este Medical Group - Consultant Hair Transplant | Rhinoplasty | Laser Hair Removal | Fat Freezing | Skin Tightening | Hydrafacial | Laser Resurfacing

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14. B e a t r i c e ♥️

United Kingdom

Courage doesn’t always roar; sometimes it just stops hiding. Redefining beauty, one strand (or none) at a time ✨#AlopeciaJourney #wigs #hair #alopecia

Followers
2.4k
Fake followers
9.38%
Engagement rate
5.74%
Average Reel plays
4.8k
Audience gender
female
58.82%
male
41.18%
Top performing Reels
  1. I’m scared to share this. My heart is pounding as I write, because I’m not sure I’m ready to show this part of myself. But I’ve realised something: if I want to keep healing, I need to be honest. And maybe, just maybe, my honesty can remind someone out there that they’re not alone. Watching myself change in the mirror has been quietly devastating. Alopecia Universalis didn’t ask for permission, it arrived uninvited, taking pieces of me I didn’t even know I was holding so tightly. And yet… here I am. Still me. Still whole. Slowly learning to see beauty in the places I once only saw loss. This isn’t just about hair. It’s about identity, confidence, and the fragile parts of me I didn’t realise were tied so tightly to my reflection. Alopecia stripped the surface away, but in the space it left behind, I’ve found a strength I never knew existed, a quiet courage that I can call my own. I know there are others out there hiding their pain, carrying it silently like I have. Please know this: you don’t have to anymore. Even in the parts you think are broken, there is beauty. Even in the healing, there is power. Even in fear, there is hope. If you need someone who understands, my messages are open. I am here. You’re not a burden, and you’re never alone. And finally, a heartfelt thank you to Stacy and @baldmothertucker from @mybeautiful_wigs for saving me on Friday - when it felt like I had lost hope and the world had ended. Your kindness helped me find light again, and I’ll never forget that. ✨ And to my mum, who stood beside me through every tear, and the few beautiful souls who supported me when I couldn’t see my own strength - thank you. Your love carried me through. 🤍 THIS IS ME! #AlopeciaStory #LivingWithAlopecia #AlopeciaCommunity #womenshairloss #changingfaces #womenempowerment #redefiningbeauty #queenofbeauty #AlopeciaUniversalis #BaldIsBeautiful #BeautyBeyondHair #OwnYourLook #baldgirls #baldgirlsdoitbetter #modelsofdiversity #hairlossinwomen #AlopeciaUniversalis #wigs #wigwearer #humanhairwigs #AlopeciaAwareness #SelfLoveJourney #HealingOutLoud #youarenotalone #thisisme
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  2. We never really know how much a strong woman has had to hide just to keep being seen. Bea is one of the most beautiful people I know. Beautiful in presence, in energy, in the way she lights up a room. But for years, she hid something no one could see: alopecia. I have known Bea for about seven years, and in that time I have seen how deeply it has affected her. The way she looks at herself, the way she connects with people, even the way she moves through the world. While everyone praised her body, her face, her confidence, she was quietly fighting a battle that no one noticed. I remember a conversation we had back when everyone was talking about what a “real woman” is. As if being a woman could ever be defined by one type of body, one look, one idea. And she said something I will never forget: “People put me in this box of being the pretty one, like that protects me from everything. But they have no idea what it feels like to wake up and fight to feel like a woman when the mirror shows you someone you do not recognise.” That stayed with me. Because it is true, we do not know. We do not know what someone feels when they wake up, what they hide behind a smile, or how heavy it can be to look fine when inside they are falling apart. Today, seeing Bea free, showing up, being who she truly is, is one of the most beautiful things I have ever witnessed. Not because she has changed, but because she finally stopped hiding. And now she has decided to share her story to inspire and help other women who are living this in silence. Because courage is contagious. 💜 Follow Bea, see what she is sharing, and let yourself be moved by her strength. It is raw, it is real, and it is beautiful. @beagrinnell AlopeciaAwareness #AlopeciaCommunity #BaldAndBeautiful #AlopeciaWarrior #BeautyBeyondHair
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
80.93%
Australia
3.26%
United States
3.09%
France
1.89%
Ireland
1.72%
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15. Maddison

United Kingdom

🌼: Aspiring Blogger 📍: Essex, UK 👨🏻‍🦲: Sharing my Alopecia experiences 🌍: Adventure Enthusiast

Followers
2.2k
Fake followers
14.52%
Engagement rate
5.63%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
82.57%
male
17.43%
Top performing Reels
  1. 136 847
  2. 11 377
  3. 9 859
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
39.39%
United States
25.2%
Canada
4.94%
Brazil
4.31%
Australia
3.35%
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17. 𝐉𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚

United Kingdom

✨| Alopecia universalis ✨| Pole fitness ✨| Wig wearer (occasionally)

Followers
2.1k
Fake followers
18.19%
Engagement rate
2.51%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
78.89%
male
21.11%
Top performing Reels
  1. 237
  2. 193
  3. 182
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
35.86%
United States
15.35%
Brazil
7.89%
Italy
3.73%
Germany
2.96%
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18. Miranda ✨

United Kingdom

UK 🇬🇧 • 24 • she/her My life with Alopecia Areata🌛• You are not alone💕 Brand Advocate for @masumiheadwear ❤️ Hairy & non hairy people welcome alike🌜

Followers
2.1k
Fake followers
15.56%
Engagement rate
2.52%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
84.62%
male
15.38%
Top performing Reels
  1. 362
  2. 291
  3. 225
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
31.07%
United Kingdom
29.23%
Canada
5.7%
Brazil
5.51%
Australia
4.96%
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19. Gemma

United Kingdom

Just me, Wife, Mum, who happens to have alopecia 😘Aim to share the hints and tips I have learnt along the way, support and inspire others 💕

Followers
2.1k
Fake followers
19.38%
Engagement rate
1.88%
Average Reel plays
404
Audience gender
female
90.76%
male
9.24%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
43.65%
United States
24.59%
Canada
5.12%
Australia
3.48%
China
3.28%
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20. Victoria Morgan

United Kingdom

Normalising Alopecia @victoria_morgan_aesthetics

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