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✔ FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation): Involves removing a strip of skin from the donor area, leaving a linear scar. It is an older method with a longer recovery period.
✔ FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction): Extracts individual hair follicles, leaving minimal or no visible scarring and allowing for a quicker recovery.
✔ Main Difference: FUE is less invasive, leaves no linear scars, and provides a more natural-looking result compared to FUT.
No. If performed using the FUE or DHI technique, hair transplantation does not leave visible scars. However, the FUT method may leave a linear scar on the back of the head.
✔ In female hair transplantation, the donor area is usually taken from the back of the head, but the entire head does not need to be shaved.
✔ DHI or unshaven FUE techniques are commonly used to ensure a natural and discreet look.
✔ Ideal for women experiencing genetic hair loss or thinning.
A Mega-Session refers to transplanting a high number of grafts (over 4,000–5,000) in a single session.
✔ Advantages: Covers larger bald areas in one procedure, reducing the need for multiple sessions.
✔ Disadvantages: Requires longer recovery time and a strong donor area to support such a large number of grafts.
✔ Advantages:
No linear scars
Faster recovery time
More natural results
Suitable for smaller and larger transplant areas
❌ Disadvantages:
Longer surgical duration
Requires a skilled surgeon for proper implantation
A micro-motor device is a specialized tool used in FUE hair transplantation to extract hair follicles with high precision and minimal damage. It allows for:
✔ Faster and more efficient graft extraction
✔ Less trauma to the donor area
✔ Higher graft survival rates
Hair cloning is a future experimental technique where hair follicle cells are replicated in a lab and implanted back into the scalp.
✔ Currently not widely available
✔ Undergoing clinical trials for potential future use
A hair transplant procedure usually takes between 6 to 10 hours, depending on:
✔ The number of grafts transplanted
✔ The technique used (FUE, DHI, etc.)
✔ The patient’s hair type and condition
Patients should expect to spend the whole day at the clinic, as the procedure requires precision and careful implantation.
The procedure typically lasts 6 to 10 hours, depending on the number of grafts and the technique used.
✔ Typically, 3,000–5,000 grafts can be transplanted in one session.
✔ Larger procedures (Mega-Sessions) may allow up to 6,000 grafts but require an extensive donor area.
✔ Mild hair loss: 1 session
✔ Moderate hair loss: 1–2 sessions
✔ Advanced baldness: 2 or more sessions
The hairline is designed based on:
✔ Facial symmetry and proportions
✔ Age and natural hair growth pattern
✔ Personal preferences while ensuring a natural, non-artificial look
✔ The hairline is planned according to natural hair growth direction and density.
✔ Advanced 3D imaging and digital planning tools may be used.
✔ The doctor ensures it does not look artificial or overly low/high.
Hair density is calculated by:
✔ Determining the number of hair follicles per square centimeter
✔ Evaluating the thickness and natural density of the existing hair
✔ Assessing the donor area's capacity
A specialized scalp analysis device is used to accurately measure hair density before planning the transplantation.
✔ First 2–4 weeks: Temporary shedding (shock loss) may occur.
✔ 3–6 months: New hair begins to grow.
✔ 6–12 months: Significant growth, hair thickens and becomes more natural.
✔ 12–18 months: Final results are fully visible.
✔ Follow post-operative care instructions
✔ Avoid touching or scratching the scalp
✔ Sleep with your head elevated
✔ Avoid intense exercise and direct sun exposure for a few weeks
✔ Before:
Stop smoking and alcohol 1–2 weeks before
Avoid blood-thinning medications
Follow clinic instructions carefully
✔ After:
Follow post-surgery care routines
Avoid heavy exercise
Use doctor-prescribed medications
Yes, scars from previous hair transplant procedures, especially those from the FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) method, can be improved or camouflaged using scalp micropigmentation (SMP), FUE scar repair, or a corrective hair transplant. If the scars are prominent, scar revision techniques or laser treatments can also help reduce their visibility.
A poorly performed hair transplant can lead to:
❌ Unnatural hairline design
❌ Overharvesting from the donor area, causing visible thinning
❌ Scarring, infections, or poor graft survival
❌ Wrong implantation angles, leading to an unnatural appearance
This is why choosing an experienced surgeon and a specialized clinic is essential.
✔ Surgeon’s expertise and technique
✔ Patient’s scalp health and donor area quality
✔ Post-operative care and healing process
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