Causes of Hair Loss

The causes of hair loss in women span a wide range:

Genetic Predisposition:

Women with a family history of hair loss are more prone to genetic hair loss known as androgenetic alopecia. This condition is characterized by the gradual shrinking of hair follicles and thinning of hair strands.

Hormonal Changes:

Hormonal imbalances can cause hair loss. Especially pregnancy, postpartum period, menopause, and thyroid problems can trigger hair loss in women.

Stress:

Long-term physical or psychological stress can lead to hair loss. Stress can disrupt the normal cycle of hair growth, causing temporary hair loss known as telogen effluvium.

Nutritional Deficiencies:

Inadequate nutrition and vitamin deficiencies (especially iron, vitamin D, and B12 deficiencies) can negatively affect hair health and lead to hair loss.

Hair Care Products and Chemical Treatments:

Frequent chemical treatments applied to hair (such as hair bleaching or chemical straightening) and aggressive hair care products can cause hair strands to weaken and fall out.

Health Problems and Medication Use:

Some health problems (such as polycystic ovary syndrome) and side effects of medications can promote hair loss.

Types of Female Hair Loss

The types of hair loss seen in women are:

Androgenetic Alopecia:

This type, which occurs with genetic predisposition, is characterized by thinning of hair strands and decreased hair density. It is usually seen on the upper part of the hair and crown area and is a progressive form of hair loss.

Telogen Effluvium:

It usually occurs after stress, illness, trauma, or rapid weight loss. Hair loss is generally temporary and results from a temporary disruption of the hair cycle. Hair usually starts to regrow within a few months.

Alopecia Areata:

This condition, which occurs as a result of an attack on hair roots by the immune system, is defined by sudden and patchy hair loss. It usually responds well to treatment.

Scarring Alopecia:

This type, where hair roots are permanently destroyed, usually occurs as a result of inflammatory skin diseases and wounds. Hair roots are permanently damaged, and treatment can be challenging.

Who Are Suitable Candidates for Transplantation?

Hair loss can lead to negative psychological states such as self-disapproval in individuals due to the cosmetic disadvantage it causes in women as well as men. Modern hair transplantation techniques allow women to regain hair density and stop hair loss. These methods ensure successful results with personalized planning and sensitive application.

Those Experiencing Genetic Hair Loss:

Women who experience hair loss due to genetic reasons and have significant hair loss are among the suitable candidates for hair transplantation.

Those with Sufficient Hair Roots:

People who have sufficient hair roots and healthy hair follicles that can be used as a donor area may be suitable for hair transplantation.

Those in Good Health:

People who are in good general health, do not have serious health problems, and can tolerate the hair transplantation process are candidates for successful hair transplantation.

Those with Realistic Expectations:

People who expect realistic results after hair transplantation and are knowledgeable about the treatment process increase the likelihood of achieving successful results.

Which Transplantation Technique Should I Prefer?

Choosing the right technique for hair transplantation can vary depending on your personal needs, goals, and general health condition. Each technique has its own unique advantages and application areas. As Dr. Terziler Exclusive Clinic, we organize all your processes from health analyses to doctor consultation, ensuring that you have thick and healthy hair with the right method.

Sapphire FUE and Robotic DHI methods used in female hair transplantation are two advanced technologies developed to achieve both natural results and offer a minimally invasive process.

Robotic DHI Method

Robotic DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) is a technique where hair roots are placed directly into bald or thinned areas immediately after being taken from the donor area, without waiting. This method, which allows for a quick return to daily life due to being shaveless, is performed with a hair transplant robot patented by Dr. Terziler. Hair roots are placed at the most appropriate angle, depth, and direction, ensuring natural results.

Sapphire FUE Method

Sapphire FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) is a technique where hair roots are taken one by one from the donor area and transplanted to thinned hair areas. Unlike traditional FUE, this method uses the world’s thinnest sapphire-tipped blades. Sapphire blades provide more precision in opening microchannels, accelerating the healing process and minimizing the risk of scarring. It is especially preferred to preserve the natural density of hair and achieve successful results in fine hair.

Both techniques are developed considering aesthetic concerns in female hair transplantation and are used to achieve natural and permanent results. Which one is more suitable can be decided based on the person’s hair structure, wishes, and doctor’s advice.

Female Hair Transplantation Prices

Female hair transplantation prices can vary depending on the chosen transplantation technique, the number of grafts to be planted, and additional services. A detailed consultation with an expert doctor provides the most accurate approach in determining personalized costs.

To get clear information about hair transplantation prices and receive an offer suitable for your personal situation, you can fill out the free form and have our clinic call you.