Female Hair Transplant
Female hair transplant.
Although when people mention hair transplants, they tend to think of male celebrities, in fact a hair transplant can benefit many women.
The principle behind female hair transplants is just the same as men – hair is taken from the donor area, usually using the strip method and replaced into the thinning hair. With female hair loss though, the donor area also sometimes thins, so expectations must be realistic about the number of grafts achievable in one session – normally around 1500 follicular units.
Female hair transplant
This female hair transplant is one session via FUT (strip) hair transplant technique, of 1100 grafts (follicular units).
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What our patients say
All went well thank you.
No issues as of yet but then again I don’t expect any from the great service you and Dr Rogers provide
Thank you
Chris
Hi, It’s taken me a while to leave a review and it’s a positive thing. My overall experience has been been exceptional, from consultationto the actual FUT procedure and now 11 weeks later results are showing , and I have hair growing through.
Dr Rogers and his team at the Westminster Clonic were friendly , informative and made me feel comfortable. The procedure was pain free. And it’s now looking like it was well worth while. So pleased. Thank you.
Andy S
Please can you tell Dr Rogers am so very pleased with what he did for me last Friday.
I enclose a photo were my brother painstakingly and carefully blended in the cut at the sides and back with touching the top at all so not to disturb grafts under strict instructions
I have used a touch-up concealer for the sides to tone the grey and have taken MSN 4 a day and have growth there of grade 1 plus am off work till Monday.
Please show him and girls attached photo as you wouldn’t notice 😉 because it’s a professional job done Thanks to all!
David S
Dear Dr Rogers,
Thank you again for taking me through the surgery yesterday, for your (and your staff’s) expert guidance, patience and diligence throughout the process. I’m hoping that the grafts were a good quality and the transplant a success. Only time will tell.
Many thanks,
Chris