Hair loss occurs in this case as well leaving a black spot. In yet another variant, the fungus is able to suppress the immune inflammatory response and only cause some patches to develop. This is characterized by ringworm like symptoms of a raised border inflammation. Some symptoms manifest themselves as raised papules from the hair shaft that causes the hair to break off eventually from its root. This is because the causative organism differs in the cases. Tinea capitis has variant sets of symptoms. The official nomenclature for your condition is tinea capitis or, colloquially, ringworm of the scalp. Though this quite rare to see in an adult, it is worth exploring as a possibility. If you are experiencing pustules and pimple like formations on the head and the hair is falling off as well, then you just might have a fungal infection of the scalp.
It is quite curious that you could get acne of the scalp but acne rarely causes baldness.
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