Genetic Hair Loss
Hair loss is a common problem that people of all ages can face. However, in some cases, genetic factors underlie hair loss. Although genetic hair loss is more common in men, it also affects women.
What is Genetic Hair Loss?
Genetic hair loss is a common problem faced by many people. This condition occurs as a result of a genetic predisposition and is usually more pronounced in men. The main cause of genetic hair loss is the shrinkage of the follicles in the hair follicles over time. As a result, the hair becomes thinner, weaker, and begins to fall out. This condition, which usually manifests itself as receding from the temples or receding on the crown, can also affect the self-confidence of the person.
Hair Transplant: A Solution?
Genetic hair loss is a common condition in men, also known as androgenetic alopecia. This type of hair loss can also occur in women, but it is usually more pronounced in men. In addition to genetic factors, hormonal changes, stress, eating habits, and other environmental factors can also contribute to hair loss.
For many people, hair transplantation is recognized as an effective solution for the treatment of genetic hair loss. Hair transplantation involves taking the individual’s hair follicles and transplanting them into bald areas. This method is a method that provides permanent results and is used to achieve a natural appearance.
It is important to take some precautions before and after hair transplantation. First of all, the specialist who will perform hair transplantation should be experienced. In addition, regular care and supportive treatments are also important after the procedure.
Hair Transplant Techniques
Hair transplantation can be a permanent solution for many people who face the problem of hair loss. However, there are different techniques in hair transplantation and which technique is preferred depends on the hair structure, the degree of hair loss, and the expectations of the person.
As the first technique, the FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) method is very popular. In this technique, individual hair follicles are extracted and transplanted. Since superficial incisions are made, the risk of scarring is low and the healing process is faster. It is also possible to achieve a natural appearance.
The second technique is DHI (Direct Hair Implantation). In this technique, a special device is used to place the hair follicles directly into the area to be transplanted. Since the DHI method is a minimally invasive procedure, the healing process is quite fast.
When choosing between hair transplantation techniques, it is important to consult with a specialist and evaluate your personal needs. Since each client’s treatment is different, experts will guide you to determine the most appropriate technique.
