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Diagnosis is an important part of hair transplant surgery strategyThe main differences in diagnoses of hair loss disorder occur between male and female causes for hair loss. But aside from those differences, some diagnoses are a little more racially determined. For example, traction alopecia is seen mainly in African-American women who wear tightly braided hairstyles that cause hair loss between braided sections or around the hairline, which can recede. Another form of "traumatic" hair loss in predominantly black women stems from constant heated styling close to the scalp and irritating chemical processes; this is called central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia (CCCA). Both of these diseases are typically reversible if the woman stops her damaging hair practices; therefore, surgery wouldn't be necessary. But if the hair loss was permanent in those areas (as determined by a scalp biopsy), she would be a very good candidate for hair transplant surgery because of the health of donor hair areas not affected by the trauma.There are many women who experience thinning in a certain area but do not require a full coverage wig. In those cases, a top piece or topper is a particularly effective way to overcome hair loss. This partial piece is designed to fit on top of the head and hair is blended with your natural hair. Toppers enhance volume on the crown and can conceal thinning patches. Reassuringly, there are enhancement procedures that can cover completely bald patches. See Hair Integration below.