Female hair transplantation is an increasingly popular procedure that offers a solution to those who are facing hair loss. While this treatment is traditionally associated with men, more and more women are seeking hair transplants to improve their appearance and self-confidence.
Causes of hair loss in women
Hair loss in women can be caused by a variety of factors, including hormonal changes, genetics, stress, medical treatments, certain hairstyles (hair in a ponytail, etc.) and aging. The most common type of hair loss in women is androgenetic alopecia, known as female pattern hair loss, where there is thinning of the hair on the top of the head and forehead, but rarely complete hair loss.
Candidates for hair transplantation
Ideal candidates are those who have a stable donor region (occipital region) with sufficiently dense follicles. Also, women who suffer from hair loss due to mechanical or traumatic causes, or have a clearly defined pattern of hair loss are good candidates for hair transplantation.
The most commonly used hair transplant methods include FUE and DHI hair transplant methods. In the FUE method, individual hair follicles are extracted from the donor region and transplanted to the area affected by hair loss. With the DHI method, the process is the same, with the exception that it is not necessary to completely shave the head due to the way the procedure is performed, and it is performed in a specific way, which you can read more about on our website.
The procedure usually lasts several hours and is performed under local anesthesia. In women, hair transplants may require fewer grafts compared to men, as women rarely lose their hair completely and hair loss is often more diffuse.
A hair transplant can bring many benefits, including a natural look and permanent results. For many women, restoring lost hair can significantly improve quality of life and self-confidence. Results are usually visible after a few months, and the final look is achieved after 12 months.
•Avoid consumption of acetyl-salicylic acid and its derivatives (Aspirin, Bospyrin, Andol, Cardiopirin, Midol), vitamin supplements, products that stimulate blood flow or contain vitamin E. We advise you to consult with our experts before taking any medicine, either with with or without a prescription, during this period.
•If you feel fever, cough, difficulty breathing or body pain before the procedure, contact us immediately.
•Stop using topical hair care products that stimulate blood flow to the scalp, such as minoxidil.
•Avoid drinking alcohol for at least 7 days before the procedure, as alcohol can increase the risk of bleeding.
•Our staff will give you other important instructions for this period if necessary and which correspond to your specific needs, lifestyle or psychophysical condition.
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