A disease specific lab work is important as that will decide whether medical, surgical or a combination approach is needed to treat your hair loss.The final decision to go for hair transplant is dependent upon whether your hair loss has finally stopped, location of your hair loss, and if the balding is concentrated in one or two areas. As compared to males baldness and hair loss problem is less common in females but it has more devastating effects not only cosmetically but also psychological. While male hair loss is seen as inevitable for a large proportion of men in the community, female hair loss is far less common and therefore less culturally acceptable, which only adds to the stigma for those experiencing it. In many cases the damage to a woman’s self-confidence can affect her whole quality of life. As a general rule, female hair loss is quite different to male hair loss. Females experience a thinning out of mid scalp and crown hair and usually retain their frontal hairline.