The hair most likely will grow back, usually white or no color at first but will change to your color. Weird I know, been through it myself. Unfortunately it may well fall out again. And or get worse, bigger patches other places on your scalp. I hate telling you this but at a point it will stop growing back, and you'll lose more. Most likely. I've had it for years, hair loss started in my late 40s. Bad enough I had my head shaved and got a full wig. About 6 months later had it taken off to get a new wig and all the hair had grown back. Short but it continued to grow. A few years later it started falling out again and continues to do so. I'll be 66 this May and I have very little hair left. I've had so called Discoid Lupus and may have Alapecia with that another auto-immune disease. I've been through outbreaks, rashes, itchy bumps everything. I do prednisone which clears it up, and some topical steroid lotion/sauve. Wear sun block everyday, wear a hat, try to stay out of the sun and out from under florescent lights. Try not to stress, smoke or eat a bad diet. Go see a good dermatologist if you haven't already. I feel for you, really. Good luck to you. Oh yeah, I am a guy. This disease affects more women than men