Follicular Unit Extraction Hair transplantation

Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is a treatment for hair loss that involves removing or "collect" the hair follicles individually from the back of the head to transplant. It was different from the other methods of surgical hair restoration because it is less invasive, produces no linear scar along and is ideal for those who want to wear their hair short or those whose scalp has enough elasticity to a Pickup strip form. It can also be used in patients with strip surgery (FUT) Traditional for maximum coverage of the head.

Hair Restoration by Follicular Unit Extraction

The Good Candidates for Follicular Unit Extraction     Patients who do not have extensive donor area.
     Patients who have an inelastic scalp.
     Patients who have undergone multiple procedures because FUT donor having reduced area and slightly elastic scalp.
     Patients who want to wear their hair short.
     Patients who do not mind having your hair short at the time of the procedure.

For over 10 years, follicular unit extraction (FUE) has been the procedure of choice for hair transplantation. With this technique, each graft is dissected by our team of experts using stereomicroscope before being implanted into a small incision in the scalp.

A strip of scalp tissue is removed under local anesthesia, the wound is sutured again and this piece of scalp tissue is cut into small pieces of tissue called grafts which are then transplanted into the recipient sites made tiny by the surgeon thinning area patient's scalp. This method will leave a "pencil thin" linear scar in the donor area, which is normally covered by the hair of a patient, even in relatively short lengths. The recovery period is around 2 weeks and will require points / staples to be removed by medical personnel or subcuticular suture can do.