281-771-1684Get your glorious hair back with our treatments for hair loss for women in The Woodlands, TX. Men are not the only ones who experience noticeable hair loss. Here at Woodlands Restore Hair, as part of Rivela Plastic Surgery, we offer the latest, most effective solutions to stimulate new hair growth in patients with female pattern baldness and help prevent further hair loss. Surgical hair restoration with NeoGraft can help you regrow hair and regain the self-esteem and quality of life you deserve.
Whether you are dealing with hair shedding, hair breakage, or thinning of the hair shaft, our team is here to help. Many women who have family experienced hair loss are also more likely to experience their own hair thinning. Dr. Lucian Rivela, a board-certified plastic surgeon with six years of General Surgery training, leads a highly skilled team experienced in restoring scalp hair density. We also offer platelet rich plasma therapy, platelet rich fibrin therapy, and Hydrafacial Keravive as non-surgical options to stimulate hair regrowth and reduce scalp irritation.
The team at Rivela Plastic Surgery is known for creating the most natural, balanced, and successful results possible. Whether you want more hair, want to hide hair loss, or have recently noticed hair loss, we’re here to help you feel confident and beautiful again.
What is Female Hair Loss?
For women, it is characterized as significant hair loss beyond the average 50-100 hair strands daily. Some hairs fall out of the hair follicles entirely while others grow, but when the balance is tipped towards the former, this is considered a health issue.
Thinning hair is widely thought of as something that happens to men, but it also affects more than 50% of women. Losing hair usually affects women who have just given birth, are older than age 40, have had chemotherapy, are in menopause, suffer from hereditary hair loss in women, or typically have hairstyles that pull on their hair. Hereditary factors or stress have been shown to contribute to hair loss.
What is Alopecia?
Alopecia is a condition characterized by hair loss, which can affect people of all ages. There are three main types of alopecia, each with distinct characteristics and causes. The first type is Alopecia Areata, an autoimmune disorder where the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks hair follicles, leading to patchy bald spots on the scalp or other areas of the body. The second type is Androgenetic Alopecia, often referred to as male or female-pattern baldness. It is a hereditary condition where hair gradually thins and is the most common cause of hair loss among both men and women. Lastly, there’s Cicatricial Alopecia, also known as scarring alopecia, which results in permanent hair loss due to inflammation that damages and scars the hair follicles.
What Causes Female Hair Loss
There are a number of reasons why women experience hair loss, including genetic female pattern hair loss, aging, hormonal changes, iron deficiency, medications, thyroid disease, weight loss, and menopause. Female pattern balding is what brings many women to The Woodlands office in North Houston office for hair-replacement services.
Determining the cause of hair loss for women will help us determine whether your hair will continue to grow thin or fall out quickly or gradually. It will also help us decide how to treat hair loss to help it grow again, whether it will regrow on its own, or if it will require immediate attention to stop permanent hair loss.
Female pattern baldness is characterized by a progression of hair loss or thinning from the middle of the scalp outwards. Dr. Rivela can restore your hair density and volume using NeoGraft FUE method.
Symptoms of Female Hair Loss
The most common signs of hair loss for women include:
- Noticeable increase in the amount of hair falling on the floor, collecting in a hairbrush, or gathering on pillows, in the sink, or in the shower
- Expanding patches of missing hair, usually at the top of the head
- More strands of hair breaking off
- Noticeable signs of scalp skin showing through hair
- Thinning hair
- Slowed hair growth
- Hair feeling finer than usual
The staff and service at Rivela Plastic Surgery were top notch for my hair restoration treatment. I typically have high anxiety for medical procedures, but the care I received during my procedure made it go very smoothly and I have been very pleased with the result.
Diagnosing Female Hair Loss
When you visit us at Rivela Plastic Surgery, we will ensure your experience is as comfortable and rewarding as possible. Dr. Rivela and his nursing staff will conduct a thorough evaluation to diagnose your cause of female hair loss as well as listen to your desired goals.
We can then recommend the best treatment solution using follicular unit grafting, which remains the most advanced technique of hair transplantation available. We offer automated FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) with NeoGraft. You can expect outstanding results if you have stable donor hair in the back, yet suffer from localized thinning in the front or top of your scalp.
NeoGraft Hair Transplant for Female Hair Loss
During the NeoGraft process, patients can use Pro-Nox analgesia to ensure a comfortable and pain-free experience. Pro-Nox is a 50/50 mix of nitrous oxide and oxygen gas. Because it takes effect quickly and the patient can safely control its release, they can easily address any pain, discomfort, or anxiety as it comes up. Recovery from its effects is also much quicker than recovery from the effects of general anesthesia.
Women and men both love the natural and aesthetically pleasing results that follicular unit grafting can deliver. Because each individual follicular unit is grafted to your thinning areas in their natural state, the hair follicle can continue to grow in a normal, healthy pattern for a lifetime. This revolutionary technique makes your female hair transplant unnoticeable to others and gives you the freedom to choose your hairstyle.
Other Female Hair Loss Treatment Options
At Rivela Plastic Surgery in The Woodlands, we understand that each woman’s hair loss journey is unique. That’s why we offer a range of non-surgical options designed to stimulate hair growth and improve scalp health. Whether you are just starting to notice signs of thinning or you are looking for additional ways to maintain your hair restoration results, our advanced treatment options like PRP, PRF, and HydraFacial Keravive can help you restore your hair.
PRP & PRF
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) therapies utilize the power of your body’s natural healing factors to rejuvenate the scalp and stimulate hair follicles. These treatments involve drawing a small amount of your blood, processing it to concentrate growth factors, and then injecting it into areas of thinning hair. PRF is slightly more advanced than PRP, offering a slower release of growth factors for longer-lasting stimulation. Both options are ideal for women seeking a natural way to boost hair density in the early stages of hair loss.
HydraFacial Keravive
HydraFacial Keravive is a non-invasive treatment designed to deeply cleanse and nourish the scalp, creating an optimal environment for hair growth. Using a gentle vortex suction combined with a blend of peptides, Keravive removes impurities like buildup and dead skin cells that can block follicles. It also infuses the scalp with hydration and nutrients, helping to revive thinning hair.
How Much Does Hair Loss Treatment Cost
The cost of this treatment for women will depend on several factors. The price can be affected by body type, type of technique performed, medications, and even allergies. Find out more by scheduling a consultation regarding your hair-thinning problems.
Female Hair Loss FAQs
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