Hair loss in Women

Hair is the best factor of natural attractiveness and a way of expressing personality. This is the main reason why women spend a lot of time and money curling, dyeing, drying, grooming, and styling their hair. People love to make their hair look perfect. But if their hair started to fall, the situation is too traumatic for them. It is difficult for them to live with hair loss in a society that observes hair as a sign of youthfulness, attractiveness, and good health. The person itself doesn’t feel attractive, beautiful and her self-confidence goes down continuously.

Hair loss in women is very different from men. It usually does not work with an immediate recession in the hairline. Instead, it starts by widening part and uniform thinning of hair throughout the scalp. The hair loss spreads to the scalp’s sides in the temples and above the ears if not treated. In rare cases, women go wholly or partially bald.

Causes of Hair Loss in Women

• Anemia

  Anemia, which appears due to iron deficiency, is also a prime reason for hair loss.

• Female Pattern Baldness

  In this situation, women find scattered thinning of hair throughout the scalp. This situation is also known as Androgenic alopecia and is hereditary.

• Diet without nutrition

  Hair Loss in women can also be due to over-consumption of Vitamin A, lack of protein, or Vitamin B deficiency (Biotin) in your diet.

• Lupus

  It is a lifelong autoimmune disease in which the body’s immune system attacks the hair follicles and causes hair loss. This disease is usually seen in women during childbearing years.

• Menopause

  In this condition, women notice clumps of hair falling and even baldness in some scalp areas. This condition occurs due to a decrease in the level of estrogen (increase in testosterone level).

• Chemotherapy

  Chemotherapy makes your hair fall out, though it is temporary, and the loss will recover soon.

• Pregnancy

  Women experience unexpected hair loss during or after pregnancy. This hair loss is temporary.

• PCOS

  Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is one more reason behind hair loss in females, resulting from hormonal imbalance in the male and female sex.

Best Treatments for Hair Loss in Women

In some cases, taking a nutritional diet and treating the hormonal imbalance can prevent excessive hair fall. While for other patients, here are some of the effective treatments for hair loss:

• Medication

  Minoxidil (Rogaine) solution is the only FDA-approved medicine for women to stop hair loss. You can also go for this alternative if you have a V-shaped hairline, also named Widow’s peak.

• P. R. P. ( Liquid gold) treatment

  In this procedure, some blood will take from your body and centrifuged to improve the growth factors. Then, it will inject into the scalp area suffering hair loss.

• Hair Transplant

  In this procedure, the hair follicles are taken from a donor area to the scalp area facing thinning hair (Baldness or alopecia). We are known for providing high-quality hair transplantations using the FUE technique, the latest hair transplantation technique.

• Laser Therapy

  In a Low-Level Laser Light Therapy (LLLT), laser light is made to fall on the hair to increase hair growth.