Although hair loss in women is not as frequent as in men, it causes more important psychological problems. Since hair loss is seen in approximately 50% of the male population, this situation is acceptable in men. But in women, women experiencing hair loss and in society, distress is an accepted condition. In women, partial dilution is seen instead of full shedding.
You can see the classification of hair loss in women in the table below.
The hair transplant process in women differs from that in men. Women who experience andogenic (masculine type) hair loss can have hair transplantation very easily, just like men.
In masculine type hair loss, the hair in the middle of the two ears does not fall out. The strong hair that does not fall out in this area is removed and the hair transplant process is performed.
In women, hair loss can only be done in cases of thinning in the front and middle lines and if there is no hair loss between the two ears, hair transplantation can be done easily for men.
However, it is of no use for women who have hair loss problems such as anemia and goiter, not masculine type, but without treating these diseases. Because the transplanted hair will fall out.
How is the hair transplant process for women done?
Women cannot be expected to shave their hair completely like men. In the technique we apply, an area of approximately 5 * 10 cm is shaved in the middle of the two ears and removed one by one with the FUE system.
Since the uncut hair on the upper part will camouflage the shaved area when it is hung down, it cannot be understood from the outside that an intervention has been made on the nape area. Hair transplantation in women is strictly not shaved on the front lines as it will be tightening. Hair is transplanted to sparse areas one by one with Choi implanter pens. It cannot be understood from the outside that a woman has a hair transplant on the front line.
The only disadvantage of this system is that higher numbers of grafts cannot be taken as in men. The maximum number of grafts that can be taken is approximately 1500 in one session. If a higher number of grafts is needed, the graft can be taken again by performing a partial shaving process at 6-year intervals on average.
It is not expected for women to shave the hair completely like men. Since the uncut hair on the upper part will camouflage the shaved area when it is hung down, it cannot be understood from the outside that an intervention has been made on the nape area. Hair transplantation in women is strictly not shaved on the front lines as it will tighten. Hair is transplanted to sparse areas one by one with Choi implanter pens. It cannot be understood from the outside that a woman has a hair transplant on the front line.
The only disadvantage of this formula is that higher numbers of grafts cannot be taken as in men. The maximum number of grafts that can be taken is approximately 1500 in one session. If there is a need for a higher number of grafts, the graft can be taken again by performing a partial shaving process at 6-year intervals on average.