Do Women Have Less Shock Loss Than Men?
August 14th, 2017Q: I have heard that shock loss can occur after a hair transplant. Do women experience less shock loss than men? — N.R. ~ Mineola, N.Y.
A: Actually, the risk of shock hair loss is usually greater in women than in men since women generally have a more diffuse pattern of thinning. This is because females often have more miniaturized hair, the hair that is most subject to post-op shedding.
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Topic: Hair Loss in Women
Tags: After FUE Hair Transplant, After FUT Hair Transplant, FUE, FUT, Miniaturization, Shedding After Hair Transplant, Shock Fall Out, Shock Loss, Shock Loss in Donor Area, Shock Loss in Recipient Area
Posted by 2017-08-14 Updated 2018-07-03
