Female hair transplantation has been an option many women have been turning to recently. The latest transplant techniques of transplanting one or two hairs at a time makes natural results in women possible. Because women usually experience overall thinning rather than slick baldspots, they may achieve the greatest results with hair transplants since hair has to be added for density rather than a completely slick baldspot with no hair being transplanted.
Although good results can be achieved in some women, there are reasons why women also choose not to have hair transplants. Hair transplantation leaves a scar in the back of the scalp which is covered by the existing hair. Women who do not want any kind of scar in the back of their scalp or who plan to have very short hair cuts will want to consider this. Another consideration is that when transplanting hairs next to existing hairs, traumatic shock may occur that causes the existing hairs to shed. This can cause a person to actually to look worse after a procedure than before. The shock loss is usually temporary but since the existing hairs may also be damaged by pattern loss, it is possible they won't grow back. Because of the potential for shock loss in women, some doctors will not perform transplants in women. Other doctors say that if the transplant is performed carefully so as not to disturb the existing hairs, that it can be performed with good results without inducing shock loss.
If you are interested in hair transplants, please click on the link below to go to our hair transplant site. The suggestions for finding a good doctor and evaluating their patients are the same for both men and women.
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