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6 Types of women are good candidates for hair transplant surgery Author : HairLaserRemoval.co.uk
Female Hair Transplant Surgery
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Hair loss in female patients is a much more complicated issue than it is for male patients. According to experts a very small percentage of women are actually good candidates for hair transplant surgery, approximately 2 - 5% will benefit from this type of procedure. The following five types of female hair loss are potential candidates for surgical hair restoration.
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The best candidates for hair transplants for women are those who have common male-pattern or female-pattern baldness, a genetic condition. Includes, hairline recession, vertex thinning, and a donor area that is not affected by androgenetic Alopecia.
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Women with high hairlines are plain and simply the best candidates for the procedure. Most of these patients have a stable pattern, outstanding donor supply and good residual density throughout the remainder of the scalp. These patients simply need follicular-unit restoration to reposition the high hairline into a more aesthetic lower position.
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Women who have suffered hair loss due to mechanical or traction Alopecia (non hormonal)
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Women who have had previous cosmetic or plastic surgery and are concerned about hair loss around the incision sites.
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Women who suffer hair loss due to trauma, including burn victims, scarring from accidents and chemical burns.
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Women with alopecia marginalis, a condition that looks very similar to traction alopecia.
The following three types of women need to be approached with caution to hair transplant surgery:
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Female patients with diffuse hair loss, especially those with any evidence of donor thinning.
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Women hair loss is affected by androgenetic Alopecia
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Women hair loss is temporary or cause of high stress or medications.