FUE Hair Transplant Surgery

 FUE is a Hair Transplant technique In which a small round punch uses to extract units of hair follicles from an area of dense hair growth to an area of baldness. Each unit contains one to four hairs.

How is it different from standard follicular unit hair transplantation (strip surgery)?

With strip surgery (also known as Follicular Unit Transplantation or FUT), a strip of donor tissue is removes from the back of the head and trimmed under magnification into individual follicular unit grafts. Strip surgery is usually more suitable for larger areas of baldness as up to 3,000 grafts transplants at one time. If there is an adequate supply from the patient. However, the scalp requires longer healing time post-surgery and a large scar will remain across the scalp which can be hidden by longer hair.

The specialized punch uses in FUE allows the surgeon to remove hair from the skin without causing damage. The Hait Transplantation is non-evasive and therefore the scalp heals faster. A patient can often show no visible signs ten days after surgery.

People with mild to moderate levels of baldness will be suitable for FUE. The amount of hair transplant was limit in the early days of FUE. But now up to 7,000 hairs extracts in one day – that would account for a fairly large area of hair loss or baldness.

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