Here you will find everything you need to know about hair micro-grafts and hair transplantation in other alopecic areas, which is the donor site, the receptor site, classification scales for male and female pattern alopecia, news, articles and the latest studies carried out on this technique.
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The origins of the current surgical procedure of hair transplantation are to be found in Japan at the end of the 1930’s. ...
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After the reproduction of a soft and natural hairline, the most important objective for the majority of people submitting to a Hair Transplant is to regenerate the abundance and density that will cover the bald areas. ...
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The transplant of hair micro-grafts or follicular units is the only truly effective method for treating baldness or androgenetic alopecia. ...
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The progress of current treatments permits the proposal of medical or surgical therapy adapted to the degree of hair loss and baldness in each patient. ...
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Ebling and Roock developed a classification system of five types of hair loss to determine female pattern baldness.Similar to Ludwig’s classification, Ebling and Roock considered that women could have diffuse alopecia on the crown and also a...
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The Savin scale for hair loss in women was described in 1996 by Dr. Savin of Yale University and by Dr. Tranick who worked for the pharmaceutical company Upjohn. ...
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The first scientific classification for androgenetic alopecia with male and female patterns was established in 1951 by the English researcher James Hamilton. ...
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Male pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia is diagnosed with the help of a classification system using diagrammatical representations of progressive hair loss. ...
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Dr. Ludwig determined in 1977, that hair loss in women denominated female pattern alopecia, is characterised by diffuse hair loss on the crown and the persistence of the frontal hairline and classified it into three degrees of severity. ...
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Micro-grafts or hair transplants are becoming more popular amongst men and are recommended for those who suffer from hereditary or post-traumatic alopecia, or alopecia brought on by a hair disorder. ...
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