Hair Transplant for women Turkey
While hair loss is commonly perceived as men problem, there are a large number of women suffering from hair loss around the world. One in four women suffer from hair loss. This number increases to 2 in 4 women during menopause.
Androgenetic alopecia is the common form of hair loss in both men and women, however the pattern of hair loss in women differs from male pattern baldness. In women, the hair becomes thinner all over the head, and the hairline does not recede. Androgenetic alopecia in women rarely leads to total baldness.
One of the major causes of hair loss in women is a result of heat or chemical damage as a result of styling. The use of hair straighteners, curlers and hair dryers, along with bleach and dyes leads to hair follicles damage and causes hair to fall out. Ensuring that your hair is protected from these when styling is imperative, as once the hair follicles do begin to stop growing, the only resolution is a woman hair transplant.
Other potential causes of hair loss in women are:
- Change in hormone levels
- Menopause
- Medication
- Pregnancy
- Excessive stress
- Crash dieting/rapid weight loss
- Iron Deficiency (Anaemia prevents oxygen from being sent through the body as efficiently as it should be and stunts hair growth which can ultimately prevent the hair from continually repairing itself)
- Genetic predisposition
- Autoimmune diseases
When suffering from hair loss as a woman, this not only affects your scalp but also your self esteem and confidence. While 84% of the women experiencing hair loss struggle with low self esteem, %34 fight with depression and 94% regard their hair loss condition socially unacceptable in comparison to men. This is why Tour for Cure offers the popular Hair Transplant techniques by our experts to tackle female hair loss, allowing you to achieve the results you desire.
Women with female pattern hair loss require a different approach for hair transplantation. As explained above compared to men, hair loss in women generally does not result in a receded hairline. The areas that are mostly affected are the vertex (crown region) and the parietal regions. For this reason, a hair transplant procedure performed on a woman requires a relatively high degree of expertise.
