Hair Transplantation in Women

    September 2025 in “ PubMed
    Dawn Queen, Marc R. Avram
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    TLDR Hair transplantation in women needs a personalized approach due to unique hair loss patterns and societal pressures.
    Hair transplantation in women requires a tailored approach due to differences in hair loss patterns, surgical techniques, and psychosocial impacts compared to men. Women often experience diffuse thinning across the vertex and temples and face greater societal stigma, leading them to present later for transplantation. They prefer follicular unit transplantation (FUT) for donor area preservation and compatibility with long hairstyles. A comprehensive review of 1,443 publications identified 24 studies focusing on these considerations. The study emphasizes the importance of evaluating systemic contributors and the presence of scarring or traction alopecia in women. Advances in techniques and adjunctive therapies are providing effective, patient-centered solutions for hair loss in women.
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