Green Carpet Cleaning of Prescott and Phoenix Blog

Green Carpet Cleaning of Prescott

Call 928-499-8558

Blog > Female Hair Loss Solutions - The Thing You Must Kn

Female Hair Loss Solutions - The Thing You Must Kn

Page: 1

cramerjohn004
119 posts
Oct 12, 2022
10:05 AM

Female pattern baldness presents in three distinct patterns. The most common type of hair loss is known as a "Christmas tree" pattern first described by Dr. Elise Olsen, who believes that it is the predominant pattern of hair loss in women. When a woman parts her hair in the middle and looks downward, the shape of a Christmas tree with the apex toward the back of the head is revealed. A second type of hair loss that could be a variant of Olsen's category has been described by Ludwig, which is a diffuse thinning throughout the scalp and which has classified according to the extent of thinning into Grades 1 through 3. Finally, the third type of hair loss mimics male pattern baldness with the exception that sometimes the hairline is spared. The purported reason for this variant is that women's higher serum aromatase level can maintain the hairline in some cases despite diffuse hair loss behind the hairline.

When a woman is ready to undergo surgical hair restoration by an experienced surgeon, she should review cases of female hair restoration that the surgeon has done because skills and design work for women differ radically than for men. First, the hairline is almost the exact opposite than that for a man. The fronto-temporal region is rounded and low versus open and triangular in a man losing ?????? hair. Second, the shape of the female hairline toward the center is also radically different with a cowlick that whorls and so-called lateral mounds that are positioned frequently on either side of the central cowlick. The surgeon creating recipient sites for the hair transplant must almost make these sites in an opposite fashion than for a male candidate, angling sites backward and obliquely, whereas for 95% of men this would lead to a bad outcome. Men's recipient sites that would accommodate the grafts are anterior, straight and low.

Nick Brine
18 posts
Oct 12, 2022
10:07 AM

Post a Message

Create a web page at CityMax.com