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Female Hair Transplants London | Dr Mittal

Female Hair Transplant Surgery at Mittal Hair Clinic

Hair loss in women can be upsetting and emotionally challenging, especially when it begins to affect confidence, self-image, and everyday life. Unlike male hair loss, women often experience more diffuse thinning across the scalp, widening of the parting, or gradual loss of density around the hairline.

At Mittal Hair Clinic, we understand that female hair restoration requires a thoughtful and highly personalised approach. As part of our specialist Hair Transplants London service, every treatment plan is carefully designed around your hair loss pattern, donor quality, long-term goals, and natural facial aesthetics. Read about trends in women's hair transplants

Dr Manish Mittal Hair Transplant Surgeon

Dr Manish Mittal

Womens Hair transplant surgeon at Mittal Hair Clinic, London.

  • GMC number: 7494779
  • Member: IAHRS
  • Experience: Over 2,000 patient cases
  • Clinic: Mittal Hair Clinic, London EC1M 6AW
  • Registered: Care Quality Commission registered
  • Founded: 2018


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Common Causes of Female Hair Loss

There are several different types of hair loss that can affect women, including:

  • Female Pattern Hair Loss
  • Alopecia Areata
  • Telogen Effluvium
  • Traction Alopecia

Female pattern hair loss is often linked to genetics and hormonal sensitivity. It can begin gradually over time and may become more noticeable during menopause or periods of hormonal change.

Alopecia Areata is an autoimmune condition where the body attacks the hair follicles, while Telogen Effluvium is usually triggered by stress, illness, pregnancy, or hormonal shifts, causing excessive shedding. Traction Alopecia is commonly caused by tight hairstyles or repeated tension placed on the hair follicles.

Female Hair Loss Treatments

The most suitable treatment depends on the underlying cause of the hair loss, the stability of the donor area, and the degree of thinning present. During consultation, Dr Mittal will assess your scalp, discuss your medical history, and recommend the most appropriate treatment plan for your individual situation.

Minoxidil

Minoxidil may help slow down thinning and improve hair density in some women, particularly during the earlier stages of hair loss progression.

Female FUE Hair Transplant

FUE, or Follicular Unit Extraction, is a minimally invasive technique where individual hair follicles are carefully extracted from the donor area and transplanted into thinning regions.

FUE can be suitable for women experiencing diffuse thinning, temple recession, hairline refinement, or eyebrow restoration. The aim is always to create natural-looking density while preserving the appearance of the donor area.

FUT Hair Transplant

FUT, also known as the strip method, may be recommended in selected cases where achieving a higher graft yield is important.

This technique involves removing a thin strip of donor hair from the back of the scalp before carefully separating and implanting individual follicular units into the recipient area.

Surgeon-Led Female Hair Restoration

Female hair transplantation requires careful planning and a conservative, long-term approach. At Mittal Hair Clinic, every procedure is designed to complement your natural hair characteristics and facial balance rather than simply increasing density.

Our focus is on creating soft, natural-looking results that age well over time while protecting the long-term integrity of the donor area.

If you are concerned about thinning hair or would like professional advice on female hair restoration, please contact Mittal Hair Clinic to arrange a consultation.

Our homepage gives an overview and introduction to hair transplants.

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