The Technique of Hair Transplantation

 What Is Hair Transplantation and How Does It Work? Simply defined, a hair transplant is a surgical process in which hair is removed from one part of the scalp (the donor site) and transplanted to another (the recipient site). This is one of the most well-known hair loss treatments available, and it is performed by a hair restoration surgeon.

Follicular unit transplantation (FUT) and follicular unit excision (FUE) are the two most frequent hair transplanting procedures (FUE). Both have the ability to provide outcomes that are both natural-looking and visually attractive.

FUE Hair Transplants

Each individual follicular unit is extracted from the scalp during FUE hair transplantation. Hair follicles are destroyed in a random pattern, allowing your doctor to collect hair from the donor region with less visible thinning. Hair is extracted by tiny circular incisions on the scalp with Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE)

BENEFITS OF ROBOTIC FUE HAIR TRANSPLANTS

1.Excellent Graft Quality

2.Natural-looking outcomes

3.No discomfort during or after treatment

4.Quick recovery

5.Scarring in the donor area is minimal.

FUT Hair Transplants

A long, thin piece of tissue is taken from the rear of the scalp during Follicular Unit Transplantation (also known as the “strip technique”). Stereo-microscopic dissection is then used to extract individual follicular units from the strip.

The incision is closed once the follicles have been extracted, leaving a single, extremely tiny linear scar.

ADVANTAGES OF FUT HAIR TRANSPLANTS

1.An easy-to-manage recovery time

2.A Higher Percentage Of Follicles Surviving

3.Natural-looking outcomes

4.Subsequent sessions do not result in any further scarring.