Overview
Duration of Procedure
6-8 Hours
Sensitivity Time
1-15 Days
Sleep at the Hospital
0 Days
Anesthesia
Local Anesthesia
Healing Time
10-15 Days
Season
All Seasons
Return to Activities"
1-2 Days
Permanency
Lifetime
Travel Back
3-4 Days
Guarantee
Lifetime
Final Result
6-12 Months
Success Rate
100 %
Hair Transplantation for Women
Understanding Hair Transplantation for Women
Hair transplantation has traditionally been associated more with men, but it's a procedure increasingly sought after by women as well. Hair loss is a prevalent issue among women, often leading to psychological distress. Fortunately, modern cosmetic techniques offer various solutions for treating hair loss or thinning in women.
While options like serums, lotions, and laser therapies can promote hair growth, they may not always be effective depending on the type and cause of hair loss. In such cases, hair transplantation becomes a viable option.
Causes of Hair Loss in Women
Hair loss in women can stem from a multitude of factors, with each individual's experience influenced by a unique combination of environmental and genetic variables. Some common reasons include:
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Hormonal fluctuations, particularly during pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause.
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Stress-induced hair loss.
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Certain medications or treatments, which may lead to hair thinning or baldness.
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Excessive blood loss during menstruation.
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Family history of female or male pattern baldness.
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Aging process.
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Genetic predisposition."
Women Hair Transplant Techniques
The approach to hair transplantation differs between men and women. While men have a variety of techniques to choose from, tailored in consultation with their physician, women typically undergo a specialized method.
This method, known as Direct Hair Implantation (DHI) or Choi pen technique, is specifically designed for women. Unlike traditional methods, DHI doesn't require shaving the entire scalp and provides the necessary density for women's hair.
DHI is recognized as one of the most advanced and effective techniques in hair transplantation. It involves shaving only the donor area while preserving the rest of the hair on the head. This technique allows the surgeon to create recipient sites and implant grafts simultaneously, resulting in high-density coverage. Therefore, DHI is considered the optimal choice for hair transplantation in women.
Eligibility for Hair Transplantation
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Individuals experiencing significant hair thinning, severe hair loss, or hereditary baldness.
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Those with a robust and ample donor area.
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Individuals in good overall health.
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Those free from skin conditions that may impede hair transplantation, such as eczema or alopecia.
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Those without active hormonal issues, as addressing these is essential prior to considering transplantation.
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Candidates typically fall within the age range of 25 to 60 years for optimal results."
What To Do Before Hair Transplant For Women
Before undergoing a hair transplant, it's crucial to adhere to certain preparatory measures to mitigate potential side effects. These include:
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Refraining from smoking for at least two weeks prior to the procedure, as smoking can hinder hair follicle growth and affect treatment outcomes.
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Avoiding the consumption of green tea, as it can thin the blood and lead to excessive bleeding during and after surgery, potentially resulting in transplant failure.
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Abstaining from coffee and other stimulants for at least four days before the transplant, as they can interfere with the effectiveness of anesthesia.
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Ensuring you consume a nutritious and balanced meal before the procedure to prevent any complications.
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Discontinuing the use of blood-thinning medications such as aspirin and ibuprofen.
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Informing your doctor about any medications you are currently taking to ensure they do not interfere with the procedure.
Phases of Hair Transplantation Procedure for Women
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Examination of both donor and recipient areas.
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Estimation of the required number of follicles for transplantation.
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Mapping out the designated transplant areas and establishing the new hairline.
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Shaving and sterilizing the donor area, followed by local anesthesia and preparation for follicle extraction.
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Applying local anesthesia to the recipient areas and preparing them for graft implantation.
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Performing the hair transplantation procedure using Choi pens and DHI technology.
What To Do After Hair Transplant For Women
Post-Transplant Care plays a vital role in the success of hair transplantation. Therefore, it is imperative to understand the necessary steps:
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Wear a head bandage for two days following the procedure.
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Avoid bending and maintain a straight head position.
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Refrain from washing your hair for three days; the initial wash will be performed by our clinic's experts.
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Sleep in the recommended position as advised by the surgeon.
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Minimize sweating by avoiding exposure to heat and humidity, refraining from vigorous exercise for at least one month, and abstaining from sexual intercourse for at least one week.
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Avoid swimming in pools for two months and in the sea for at least three months.
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Refrain from visiting Turkish baths or saunas for at least one month.
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In case of any side effects, such as bleeding, promptly contact your doctor.
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Adhere strictly to any specific instructions provided by the surgeon to ensure optimal results.