Unshaven techniques.
Hair transplantation for women is a no-shave solution (DHI without haircut) for female-pattern thinning, a high hairline or broad forehead, a widening parting, traction alopecia (tight hairstyles) and gaps caused by surgical or burn scars. It is not suitable for every woman, which is why the cause of hair loss is first established dermatologically.
Our clinic follows a dedicated protocol for female patients: hormone and iron profiles are reviewed, suitable candidates are treated with no-shave DHI while preserving existing hair, and those who are not candidates are offered PRP/mesotherapy and medical treatment instead.
Benefits
- No-shave (DHI): only a small hidden area at the back is trimmed; your long hair is preserved.
- Natural feminine hairline: a soft, irregular hairline designed for female facial proportions.
- Parting densification: single follicles placed between existing hairs along a thinning parting.
- Correct diagnosis first: hormonal, iron-deficiency and thyroid-related loss is treated medically rather than transplanted.
- Privacy and comfort: female nurse, private room and 3 nights of hotel included.
The process step by step
- Online assessment: type of loss and suitability from photos of your crown, parting and hairline within 24 hours.
- Day 1 — diagnosis and design: blood tests (hormones, iron, thyroid), dermatological examination, donor analysis and hairline design.
- Day 2 — procedure (5–8 hours): local anaesthesia; grafts harvested from a hidden area at the back and placed between existing hairs with a DHI pen.
- Day 3 — check-up and first wash: wash at the clinic, care kit and instructions; PRP application.
- Follow-up: temporary shedding in weeks 2–4; growth at months 3–4; full result at 12 months. Online photo follow-up and medical support if needed.
Duration5–8 hours
Travel1 trip: 3 days / 3 nights
AnaesthesiaLocal (optional sedation)
Recovery5–7 days
WarrantyLifetime graft warranty
Who is it for?
Suitable for women with a healthy donor area who have a high hairline (broad forehead), a thinning parting (Ludwig 1–2), traction alopecia, surgical or burn scars, or gaps in the eyebrows or temples. Diffuse thinning, active telogen effluvium, alopecia areata and hormonal imbalance are treated first; in these cases PRP and medical therapy are recommended.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to cut my hair?
No. With no-shave DHI only a 3–4 cm area at the back, hidden by the hair above, is trimmed; you can wear your hair down straight after the procedure.
Is every woman a candidate for a hair transplant?
No. Female hair loss is often diffuse and the donor area may also be affected. That is why blood tests and a dermatological examination come first; we do not recommend a transplant to unsuitable candidates.
When will I see the result?
The first 3 months are the shedding phase; growth starts from month 4, is clearly visible at month 8 and complete at 12 months.
Will I need medical treatment after the transplant?
The transplanted follicles are permanent, but to protect your existing hair our doctor may recommend PRP, topical or oral support. This is set out in writing in your follow-up plan.
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