How to treat hair loss in women

Hair loss, in technical terms alopecia, is a chronic and progressive process in which the patient gradually and progressively realizes that he is suffering from a visible loss in hair density.

Very often, male-pattern baldness (also known as androgenic alopecia) is associated with men, but it is a disease that does not distinguish between sexes. Although the male pattern is very common and characteristic - the hair loss begins at the well-known receding hairline and goes to the crown - the pattern in women is much more diffuse and consequently more difficult to diagnose.

For this reason, many women consult their dermatologist very late and in a much more advanced state when hair loss is already more severe and more difficult to treat.

At Juaneda hospitals, we recommend that all women who already notice the first symptoms of hair loss visit our trichology and hair transplant department. The first of its kind in the Balearic Islands, founded by dermatologists. There they are precisely diagnosed and treated by a specialist dermatologist.

Many patients come to the practice and ask when is the ideal time to take action against hair loss. Although it is true that it is a progressive process, the ideal moment is when the loss of density affects the patient's quality of life. For example, when the patient changes the hairstyle to disguise hair loss. If there is a family history, the patient should pay more attention to the quality and density of his hair in order to act faster.

Hair transplant is a safe procedure with which we achieve excellent results. Thanks to the FUE technique, which is already practiced in women, we take the follicular units individually, for example, in order to transplant them into the selected area.

The result is 100% natural and satisfying. Therefore, from Juaneda hospitals, we would like to encourage all women and men who have noticed hair loss to visit our trichology unit. A good diagnosis at the right time contributes significantly to the final success.

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