Wondering How Hair Restoration for Women Works?
It’s very clear that hair loss for a woman is different than it is for men. A woman might notice the part on her head widening without it completely receding. Or the hair along her temples may appear visibly thinner.
This can occur at any time in life, but menopause is when women typically experience this change. Like other hormonal fluctuations of mid-life such as drier skin and weight gain, the loss of hair volume can cut into her self-confidence.
Again, it’s rare for a woman to go completely bald unless she suffers from a disease like alopecia. In general, most women might try to manage it along by restyling restyle their hair to help mask the thinning areas. Or they could use an over-the-counter hair spray, also known as a ‘scalp concealer,’ to coat the remaining strands and create a thicker appearance. Solutions are usually problematic and taking constant grooming and regrooming to maintain the look.
When a woman comes to see us, they might wonder what hair restoration in the San Francisco’s Bay Area looks like for them. Yes, we offer women’s hair restoration protocols and other treatments, but many are surprised to learn robotic hair transplant surgery is available to them as well. Many of our new patients think it’s ‘a man’s thing’ and too complicated for their needs. Then, they find out Dr. Canales has unparalleled expertise in various types of robotic hair transplantation.
The hair transplant robot is a successful multitasker.
It’s been a long-held belief that women are better multitaskers than men. Scientific studies have shown both sexes are equally adept at managing multiple projects at once. Yet, there is a difference between how they multitask. Studies indicate men devote more brain energy to juggling multiple projects, whereas women seem to switch their attention from one task to another quite easily. Women’s Brain Health posted an article about this topic if you’re interested in learning more.
We think women can appreciate how easily the ARTAS hair transplant robot handles different hair loss surgeries. It is a very adept ‘multi-tasker!’ The technology addresses male pattern baldness, beard transplants, eyebrow transplants, and women’s hair restoration. Dr. Canales begins by mapping out the areas of concern and working with the robot to make a hair restoration plan. His female patients are consulted every step of the way until they’re ready for hair transplant surgery. With Dr. Canale’s attention to detail and the robot’s seamless movements, a natural female hairline is achieved.
Like men, there is very little a woman can do on her own to stop her hair from thinning. And although it presents differently, it can hurt her self-esteem. But she has equal access to innovative technology in the San Francisco area for hair loss solutions. And Dr. Canales can help a woman regain thicker, youthful-looking hair. We encourage women from Palo Alto to San Jose and beyond to reach out to our clinic to discuss innovative hair restoration options.
