FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT

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New hair follicles are extracted from your skin and implanted anywhere on your body during follicular unit extraction (FUE) hair transplants. The hair in the new region will appear thicker as a result of this.

Follicular unit extraction (FUE) is a hair transplant technique that involves removing single hair follicles from your skin and transplanting them to an area of your body where hair is weaker or nonexistent.
FUE has grown more common than follicular unit transplantation (FUT), which resulted in the appearance of "hair transplants."
Doctors employ micropunches to harvest and relocate single follicles, leaving nearly little evidence of the procedure.

FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT

FUT Convenience

FUE is usually performed in a series of 2 to 4 hour period over several days. A “big session” can last anywhere from 10 to 12 hours in exceptional situations.

Because FUE is an outpatient surgery, you may usually go home after each session.

Hair transplant surgery may be performed by almost any sort of doctor. A dermatologist who specialises in hair loss or is qualified in hair transplant surgery may be able to help you.

How does a FUE hair transplant work

Hair cycle

The three-phase cycle of hair development and renewal reduces as you get older, until cells no longer regrow hairs.

hair fall time

This procedure is unique to each individual. Some people begin to bald in their twenties, while others do not bald until much later in life.

fue transplant

FUE hair transplants replace these aged follicles with fresh follicles that can still generate hair, restoring hair.

Hair folicles

The follicles will be fed by bloodstream after the transplant and will begin developing hair in the region where there was previously sparse hair or balding.