WOMEN’S HAIR TRANSPLANT: LEARN ABOUT THE DIFFERENT PROCESSES
It is known that hair, especially women’s hair, is an essential part of creating a personal image and therefore reveals the personality of each individual. It is so expressive that it may not only be the cause of trust in women but also the cause of her insecurity.
This is why hair care is part of the women’s beauty routine and also one of your biggest concerns. People between baldness androgenetic alopecia, also known as, despite being more common in males, the difference shows itself in women who lose a significant amount of hair, and the remaining hair loss.
Hair transplantation is the most effective solution to prevent some ailments caused by female pattern baldness . Today, there are advanced resources that deliver great results naturally and quickly.
There are two techniques for hair transplantation in women: First, it is done through FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation), where a strip of the scalp is removed to remove the follicles; The second is FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction), where one follicle is taken directly from the scalp with one type of scalpel each time.
Both procedures give good results, but FUT leaves a distinct linear scar unlike FUE, which brings unnoticeable punctuated marks.
The techniques also differ according to the postoperative period: The first is more invasive and may cause some discomfort in the hours after the procedure and less inconvenience with the other treatment. An added advantage is that the FUE method can cover previous trauma and scars by implanting one follicle precisely at a time. For these reasons, it is the most developed female hair transplant process among surgeons.
Finally, it is important to note that a female hair transplant is not the same as a transplant: This is done by grafting the roots taken from the patient himself, while semi-synthetic threads are used.
The only transplant technique done in Brazil is done with natural hair, thus avoiding rejection by the body. Since most people are still unaware of this distinction, Dr. Fabrício’s clinic handles procedures equally, despite practically only transplants.
