What is the Ludwig Scale?
The Ludwig Scale grades female pattern hair loss from mild thinning to advanced density loss, but the stage alone does not determine hair-transplant candidacy. Donor quality, diagnosis, stability, and recipient-area size matter just as much.
Can You Have a Hair Transplant With Seborrheic Dermatitis?
Having seborrheic dermatitis does not automatically prevent a hair transplant. What matters is whether the scalp is well controlled or experiencing active redness, scaling, itching, or inflammation when surgery is planned.
What Is the Best Age for a Hair Transplant?
There is no single perfect age for a hair transplant. Learn why surgeons often approach patients under 25 cautiously and how hair-loss stability, donor quality, and future progression determine the right time for surgery.
Can Low Iron Levels Cause Hair Loss?
Low iron stores may contribute to diffuse hair shedding, particularly in people with telogen effluvium. Learn how ferritin relates to hair loss, when testing makes sense, and why iron supplements are not appropriate for everyone.
How hair transplant techniques evolved: FUT, FUE and today's tools
How hair transplant techniques evolved, what FUT and FUE mean, and where DHI, sapphire blades, robotics and PRP fit into treatment.