Female Hair Transplant

Hair loss is a common occurrence in a woman's life. The female hair loss can be caused by several causes:

  • Seasonal breaks,
  • Iron deficiency,
  • Hormonal causes: androgenic alopecia, thyroid causes,
  • Childbirth,
  • Menopause

Obviously, all of these possible causes need to be medically treated. However, when alopecia in women has been in place for years, with a sparse appearance sometimes showing the scalp and after all conventional treatments have brought no visible cosmetic improvement, the surgical treatment with hair transplants or hair implants can be considered.

Indeed, this surgery for female baldness is dominated by hair transplantation because it alone can really bring visible and natural cosmetic improvement.. This technique of hair transplantation (or technique called by hair implant) in women is the same one used in men.

The Different Types Of Female Androgenetic Alopecia

The definitive correction of female androgenetic alopecia requires a hair implantation adapted to the recognized stages. It will also be treated medically, after a transplant session, to normalize the still persistent hair loss.

Hair examinations and in particular the multifactorial classification of Naturel Hair Turkey allow to accurately diagnose each type of female alopecia and to establish medical treatment.

This classification uses multiple parameters:

  • Measurement of bald and hairy surfaces
  • Flexibility and thickness of the scalp
  • Growth rate and hair color
  • Density, diameter, shape and length of the rod

There are clinically three stages of androgenetic alopecia:

  • Stage 1: moderate lightening on the top of the head respecting the frontal border.
  • Stage 2: fringe alopecia with short hair and located 1 cm behind the front line.
  • Stage 3: almost complete loss of hair with retention of a thin band of hair at the forehead.
  • Does the transplanted hair fall out?
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    Transplanted hair never falls out. It stays for life

  • Does the grafts taken from the donor area grow back?
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    The grafts taken from the donor area never grow back. That is why for each 5 grafts we take 2 and leave 3 to hide but the removal is done in a homogeneous way so that it is not visible.

  • Is the transplant feasible for patients with chronic illnesses?
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    The hair transplant is feasible for patients who have chronic illnesses too, except that the rate of the hair that does not hold can be higher.

  • Until what age can patients have hair transplant?
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    There is no specific age for the hair transplant. As long as the patient's health situation allows the transplant is feasible.

  • From what age is the hair transplant feasible?
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    The hair transplant generally can be done around twenty but it depends on the individual patient's fall as well as the genetic factor. If the patient loses their hair completely before that ages the transplant is feasible.

  • What are the causes of hair loss?
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    There are several bills that can be the cause of hair loss, but the main cause is the genetic factor. There is also the stress, the lack of vitamins and the patient's eating habits.

  • Is the hair transplant possible on scars or burns?
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    The hair transplant is possible on scars and burns as well as the rate of hair that does not hold can be higher.

  • Is the transplant feasible for women without shaving their hair completely?
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    The transplant is feasible for women without shaving their hair completely for using the DHI technique. But you should also know the causes of hair loss before the operation.