Women Hair Transplant

Hair Transplantation for Women

Hair transplantation in women is a hair restoration method applied to women who have problems with hair loss or baldness. Hair loss in women can often occur as a result of androgenetic alopecia, hormonal changes, stress, childbirth, nutritional deficiencies, or the side effects of other health problems. Hair transplantation in women is a method that gives successful results and provides a natural appearance.

How is Hair Transplantation Performed in Women?

Hair transplantation in women is usually performed using the FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) method. This method involves taking the hair follicles one by one and transplanting them to the bald area. This method is a less invasive and less irritating option than other methods.

Hair transplantation in women is usually performed under local anesthesia and the duration of the procedure may vary depending on the needs of the person and the size of the area where hair transplantation is needed.

Healing Process

The recovery process after hair transplantation in women usually takes place within a few days after the procedure. In the first few days, symptoms such as redness, mild pain, swelling and crusting may be seen in the hair transplant area. These symptoms usually disappear within a few days. However, the full recovery period can vary between 6-12 months and it may take some time for the hair to fully settle and the results to become visible.

What To Do

• Apply creams or lotions to the hair transplant area as recommended by our doctor.
• Protect yourself from the sun.

What You Should Avoid

• Avoid water contact with the hair transplant area. When washing is necessary, perform the washing process as recommended by your doctor.
• Avoid touching, rubbing and scratching the hair transplant area for the first few days.
• Avoid activities such as hot showers, saunas and hammams for the first few days.
• Avoid touching the hair transplant area with a brush or comb for the first few days.
• Avoid peeling the crusts in the hair transplant area.
• Avoid using blood thinners such as aspirin or ibuprofen to reduce swelling in the hair transplant area.
• For the first few days, you should avoid toxic substances such as alcohol and cigarettes. These substances can adversely affect the healing process.