A female hair transplant is not done only to fill bald areas caused by hair loss.
Forehead Reduction and Hairline Design for Women
A female hair transplant is not done only to fill bald areas caused by hair loss.
When the forehead is wide or the hairline sits too far back for the person, moving the hairline forward to reduce the forehead can also be an aesthetic choice.
In these procedures the aim is not simply to implant more hair but to create a new hairline in harmony with the face's proportions.
The starting point and shape of the hairline and the direction of the follicles are planned according to the person's face structure.
Personalised Hairline Planning
Hairline design for women takes the overall proportions of the face into account.
Forehead width, face shape, current hairline, hair density and the person's expectations are assessed together.
The aim is to create a natural-looking hairline that suits the face, rather than moving it further forward than necessary.
Especially in transplants done for forehead reduction, it is important that the hairline looks natural and blends with the existing hair.
Assessment Before a Female Hair Transplant
The cause of hair loss in women can differ from hair loss in men. A comprehensive assessment is important, especially when hormonal causes or female-pattern hair loss are involved.
For this reason, depending on the patient's condition, comprehensive hormone and other necessary blood tests may be requested before a hair transplant.
The results, the cause of hair loss and the existing hair structure are assessed together to determine whether a hair transplant is suitable.
In women with male-pattern hair loss in particular, there may be a receding hairline or a clear regional bald area. In this case, the adequacy of the donor area and the state of the hair loss are assessed separately.
Information on this site is general guidance; diagnosis and treatment require a medical examination.
