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Hair Loss Guide · NYC
A widening part and see-through density along the crown. Here's what drives female-pattern hair loss — and the women's-specific options that actually help.
Female-pattern hair loss usually shows as a widening part and diffuse thinning over the crown rather than a receding hairline. Causes range from genetics and hormones to iron deficiency and thyroid issues — which is why diagnosis comes first.
Because women's shedding often has a correctable medical driver, we identify the cause before recommending anything. Many women improve with regenerative therapy and a medical plan, without surgery.
Depending on the cause, we combine PRP or exosomes to strengthen native hair with FUE for permanent density or hairline lowering where it's needed — designed specifically for women.
Folli took me seriously where others didn't — they found the cause and restored my density.
Women rarely go bald in the male pattern. Instead, female-pattern loss usually shows as diffuse thinning across the top and crown with a widening part, while the frontal hairline is often preserved. Because it’s spread out rather than localised, it can be harder to notice early — many women first see it as a wider part line or a thinner ponytail.
Female hair loss has more potential drivers than male — genetics, but also thyroid issues, iron deficiency, hormonal shifts (postpartum, menopause), stress and certain medications. Because several of these are reversible, a proper workup matters before any procedure. We assess the pattern and likely cause first; treatment may be regenerative therapy, medical management, a targeted transplant, or simply correcting an underlying deficiency.
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