Hair loss in women can have different causes, including female pattern thinning, traction, scarring and medical conditions. A transplant is suitable only when the cause is understood and the donor area can support safe, natural restoration.
Consultation should identify the cause of hair loss before surgical planning begins.
Diffuse thinning through the central scalp or part line.
Frontal or temple recession requiring careful feminine hairline planning.
Loss related to repeated tension from hairstyles, when the condition is stable.
Selected stable scars may be considered after skin and blood-supply assessment.
Correction or density improvement after prior procedures.
May limit donor availability and requires particularly careful assessment.
Final technique and graft numbers depend on donor quality, thinning pattern and treatment goals.
Medical history and hair-loss pattern review.
Density, calibre and safe donor limits are checked.
Part line, hairline or thinning zones are mapped.
Suitable follicles are collected from the donor area.
Grafts are placed to support natural direction and coverage.
See clinic-approved hair restoration results. Individual outcomes vary.
This form prepares a WhatsApp consultation request. Final suitability requires clinical assessment.
No. Some women have diffuse thinning that also affects the donor area, which may make surgery unsuitable.
Female hair loss can have several causes, and each cause may require different treatment before surgery is considered.
In selected cases, partial or limited shaving may be possible, depending on technique and treatment area.
Early growth may begin after several months, with continued maturation over the following months.
No. Transplantation redistributes existing donor hair but does not stop progression of non-transplanted hair loss.
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