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This technique involves simple excising the bald area and primarily closing the incision. The technique of scalp reduction may be combined with tissue expansion to provide more area for wound closure. In simple cases of male pattern baldness, this is not a good option and techniques for hair redistribution should be examined.Hair on the back and sides of the scalp will not ever fall out due to androgenic alopecia. Even when transplanted, the hair will continue to grow, though natural balding of the native hair will continue. Several techniques exist for transplanting hair. Older techniques relied on taking a 聭plug of hair. Using a round punch device, an area of hair was removed and then transplanted to a bald area. This created a quite unnatural look and caused some to shy away from hair transplants. While this can still be done in some circumstances, newer techniques rely on transplanting individual hair follicles or units of follicles. To do this, a strip of hair is taken from the back or sides of the scalp. Using magnification, this strip is cut into individual hairs.Postpregnancy telogen effluviumTelogen effluvium, the second most common form of hair loss, describes any excessive delayed shedding of hair that occurs one to six months following a sudden emotional or physical trauma, such as pregnancy, loss of a loved one, a severe accident, a major surgery and even a hair transplant. Because this type of hair loss is caused by hair follicles being thrown into a resting state, it is perfectly normal and is usually reversible once your body readjusts and the stress or trauma subsides, says Dr. Callender. Hair loss can be triggered by anything that involves a change in your system's hormone (estrogen) balance, so hormonal hair loss in women can also result from discontinuation of birth control pills or any other hormonal type of birth control method, or from a miscarriage, a stillbirth or an abortion.Female pattern hair lossFemale pattern hair loss or baldness is defined as the progressive, diffuse thinning of hair in females caused by genetics, age or hormones.