Hair Thinning & Hair Loss in Women

The principal type of hair loss in women is known as androgenetic alopecia or female pattern baldness. It’s a distressing hair loss disorder and can affect both men and women alike. Yet where male pattern baldness affects specific zones, such as the very top of the scalp, for women it tends to be an overall diffuse thinning. About one-third of females experience this type of hair loss at some point in their lives and for the majority, it remains undetected to the outside world. But not every case remains unnoticeable. For certain women, hair loss can mean a widening of the central parting or diffuse thinning which exposes the whiteness of the scalp underneath.

Why Scalp Micropigmentation?

When women experience hair loss it can be deeply distressing. Flowing locks are systematically linked to youth, femininity, and beauty. To experience diffuse thinning can knock a woman’s self-esteem and confidence levels drastically sideways. Scalp Micropigmentation is a hand-in-glove solution for any woman suffering from this disorder and works by natural pigments being implanted by a microneedle into the scalp. The said implants are placed lightly underneath the surface of the skin. Once the tiny pinpricks heal over they will become trapped to form an indelible mark in the form of a series of tiny dots which represent hair follicles. The beauty of the treatment is that it’s guaranteed to work and will not cause damage to any of the existing hair follicles and medication being used to promote hair growth will continue to work their magic.