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The FUE method works by precisely extracting individual follicular units from the donor area using tiny punches. These units are then strategically transplanted into targeted areas, creating a natural hairline and optimal coverage. The procedure is ideal for those seeking a minimal scarring solution with the flexibility of shorter hairstyles.
Embark on your journey to natural results with comprehensive aftercare for FUE method transplants. The team of experts provides detailed guidance on care routines, hygiene practices, and any necessary follow-up appointments. With the exclusive aftercare kit, your hair will retain its natural characteristics, ensuring a smooth recovery and the desired look over time.
FUE vs. Strip Method
| Criteria | Strip Method (FUT) | FUE Method |
| Harvesting Technique | – Removes a narrow strip of donor tissue. | – Extracts individual follicular units directly. |
| – Requires sutures for closure. | – Uses tiny punches for extraction. | |
| – Not necessary to shave the back of the head. | – Requires shaving the whole head. | |
| Donor Area Impact | – Leaves a linear scar. | – Leaves small, circular scars. |
| – Scar is easily concealed with longer haircuts. | – Scars are less noticeable and scattered. | |
| Number of Grafts | – Allows extraction of a larger number of grafts. | – Suitable for smaller transplant sessions. |
| Procedure Time | – Generally quicker due to the strip extraction. | – Generally longer due to individual extraction. |
| Suitable Candidates | – Ideal for larger areas of hair loss. | – Ideal for smaller areas or minimal scarring. |
| Overall Considerations | – Consider for those with specific haircut needs. | – Suitable for those prioritizing minimal scarring. |
