Alopecia is another common dermatological disorder due to a growth factor deficiency and/or hair cycle disorder.[191] ES was also found having positive effects on alopecia cue to electrotrichogenesis, which could enhance the influx of calcium ions into the dermal papilla cells via voltage‐gated transmembrane ion channels, facilitate ATP synthesis in mitochondria, activate protein kinases, and stimulate protein synthesis and cell division.[192, 193, 194] Based on the proven therapeutic effects of traditional ES on hair growth, Yao et al. This evidence concerns the gene WEE1 and alopecia.