Is It Time to Take Care of Your Female Hair Loss?
‘Self-care’ is a hot topic for Bay Area women who know the importance of taking time out to practice it. And female residents in Silicon Valley have plenty of great options. Maybe it’s a mani-pedi day at a salon in Palo Alto, or an invigorating massage to loosen sore muscles.
The Bay Area offers a list of day spas to help women recharge. Self-care can also mean going for a hike along the California coastline and/or taking time to sit in the backyard and read a book. Every woman defines self-care differently. And when she takes that time for herself, she feels lighter and invigorated so she can handle the next list of tasks
Women also use self-care to freshen up their appearance. She knows when she looks her best in a professional or social setting, she has more confidence. She can walk into a room with a welcoming smile and work on problem-solving with others. Bay Area women know there are options for aging skin because professional Bay Area skin care clinics offer lasers, fillers, and facials. A Laser skin treatment from a professional clinic can rejuvenate her skin and bring back a youthful glow. But when her hair becomes embarrassingly thin, she may not realize there’s a great solution for female hair loss too. Women in areas such as Palo Alto and Burlingame are learning they can choose a hair transplant for a long-lasting, natural-looking result.
Women are exploring the real results of physician-directed hair restoration
Hair transplant surgery is normally thought of as something for men. This may be because marketing for hair loss surgery is typically aimed at men. Up to 80% of men can experience hair loss compared to up to 50% of women. Hair loss patterns are different too. A woman may not see a single ‘bald patch’ appear. Instead, when styling her hair, she will notice more strands on her hairbrush and an overall thinner look. Her part may widen as well. She may not become completely bald, but the hair loss is noticeable, and she’s uncomfortable about it. The ARTAS hair transplant robot can make the difference.
Dr. Miguel Canales specializes in robotic hair transplants for women. It begins with a patient consultation and full examination. This includes listening to what his female patient is looking for and sharing his professional opinion. In some cases, hair transplant surgery may be the answer, or he may recommend other hair loss treatments, such as a light therapy program or clinic-approved protocols. The discussion explores various options and helps you choose the best one for your success.
Women in Palo Alto, San Mateo, and other Bay Area areas can find a hair transplant in nearby Foster City. Dr. Canales is an expert in FUE/FUT female hair transplantation surgery. He understands the unique circumstances of female hair loss and is ready to help women who want to get back to a thicker, beautiful head of hair.
