Diagnosing female hair loss is time-consuming, yet extremely rewarding for physicians. It requires a detailed medical history, and an in-depth scalp examination, looking at clues for a diagnosis.
There are a number of factors that can contribute to poor hair growth after hair restoration surgery. Some have preoperative causes, while others result from something that happens during or after the surgery.
Art and science come together at the recipient site where primary aesthetics are addressed like hairline, part and ease of styling along with physicians knowledge of hair follicle biology and its application in the processes of hair transplantation.