Do woman undergo hair transplant?
THE DHI HAIR TRANSPLANT
100% NATURAL RESULTS
Hair follicles are transplanted with precision and care, ensuring natural results that look and feel great.
HIGH SURVIVAL RATE
The DHI hair transplant ensures a min. of 97% follicle survival rate, leaving you with maximised results that will last a lifetime.
NO SCALPELS, NO SCARS
The minimally invasive DHI Hair Transplant requires only a short downtime after surgery – no pain, no stitches, no scars.
SAFETY & HYGIENE
Medically approved and clinically tested, the DHI hair transplant is safe and uses advanced, patented tools.
SURGEONS TRAINED AND CERTIFIED
4 Steps of a DHI Hair Transplant
DHI vs FUE
DHI | FUE | |
|---|---|---|
Certified medical specialists perform the entire procedure |  |  |
Medical assistants are not permitted to perform the procedure | | |
Extraction process | Manual extraction of follicles by specialists using titanium-coated punches | Use of motorized extractors which generate heat and damage follicles. |
Implantation process | No slits or holes are made prior to implantation. Each follicle is inserted directly with the DHI patented implanter in a one-step motion. | Slits or holes are created in the recipient aera prior to implantation. Hair follicles are then placed in the slits using forceps in a two-step procedure. |
No scalp incisions prior to implantation | | |
NO Scalpels, NO stitches, NO scars | | |
Precise control of angle, direction and depth of implantation | | |
No direct handling of hair follicles | | |
Graft survival rate | 97% and more | 50% – 70% |
Maximum possible density | | |
Natural looking results | | |
Patients Result
Got A Question about Female-Pattern Hair Loss?
We are an international medical group that specialises in hair loss with over 50 years of experience and scientific research.
- Our hair transplant procedures are 100% done only by medical doctors.
- Our methodology is ISO-certified.
- Only clinic in the world to provide a 97% result guarantee for all our clients.
- Having more hair fall out daily either on your hair brush, on the floor, in showers, on your pillows, or in the sink.
- Noticeable patches of thinner or missing hair, including a part on the top of your head that gets wider.
- Seeing scalp skin through hair.
- Having smaller ponytails.
- Hair breaks off very easily with minimal pulling.
Generally, humans shed between 50 – 100 single hairs per day. Hair shedding is normal but when hairs fall permanently and you have more hairs fall out than grow back, hair loss happens. Hair loss is different than hair shedding. The medical term for hair loss is “alopecia.”
For females, hair loss problems are usually more common in:
- Women older than 40.
- Women who just gave birth.
- Women undergoing chemotherapy and those who have are affected by other medications.
- Women who often have hairstyles that pull on the hair (like tight ponytails or tight braids) or use harsh chemicals on their hair.
- Women experiencing menopause.
- Genes: Your family’s genes can cause thinning of hair along the top of your head.
- Age: Hormonal changes as you age can cause balding.
- Menopause: Loss of oestrogen leading to hair loss.
- Hair style: Hairstyles that pull on your roots, like tight ponytails and braids can cause a type of hair loss is called traction alopecia. If hair follicles are damaged, the loss can be permanent.
- Vitamin deficiency.
- Unhealthy dieting, leading to rapid weight loss or lack of nutrients.
- Over processed scalp hair due to excessive colouring, straightening and perming.
The short answer is yes. However, whether or not you’re a suitable candidate for a hair transplant depends on a few factors which can only be assessed by our DHI Hair Specialist during the consultation.
Factors that we need to consider include family history of hair loss, age, onset of hair loss, progression of hair loss (if any), availability of donor hair, existing medical conditions and results of any prior or ongoing medical interventions.
In cases where you are a good fit for female hair transplant, the next step would be to take a blood test to rule out any other form of deficiency that may be contraindicated for the procedure.
Depending on what your desire, here are some of the results you can expect:
- Full head of hair with no bald spots
- Increased density and thickness
- Lowered hairline (Ideally, a woman’s hairline should be somewhere between 5-6.5 cm above the eyebrows)
If you are worried about shaving your hair at the donor area, we do specialise in “zone-shaving” as well so that the shaven donor area can be hidden and will be unnoticeable.
Before the procedure takes place, patients will receive a local anaesthetic, and you may feel a slight pricking sensation (like the tip of a pen on the scalp). Soon afterwards the anaesthetic numbs the skin, relieving any sensation throughout the procedure.
In terms of recovery, patients may experience mild discomfort, itching or redness for a few days afterwards. However, these are generally mild enough that patients are able to return to work within a day or two, at most.