About FUE

About Follicular Unit Extraction

What is an FUE Hair Transplant?

Your journey begins with a consultation with one of our hair transplantation experts. During this session, we will assess your hair loss pattern, address your concerns, and discuss your desired outcomes.

Our specialists will map and measure the treatment area to determine the appropriate number of follicles needed at the desired density. This tailored approach ensures we create a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your goals.

"The consultation was thorough and informative. The surgeon took time to explain the procedure and answered all my questions, which made me feel very comfortable." - John, 38

Difference Between FUE & FT

FUE (Follicular Unit Excision)

✔ Individual follicles extracted one by one
✔ No linear scar, only tiny dot-like scars.
✔ Minimal downtime, typically 1-3 days
✔ Less post-operative discomfort.
✔ Can wear hair very short after healing.
✔ Suitable for harvesting from non-scalp areas

FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation)

✔ Strip of scalp removed and dissected.
✔ Leaves a linear scar at donor site.
✔ Longer recovery period, typically 7-14 days.
✔ More post-operative discomfort.
✔ Cannot wear hair very short without scar being visible.
✔ Only suitable for scalp-to-scalp transplantation.

Advatages of FUE

Why Choose FUE? Natural Results with Minimal Downtime

Discover the key benefits of FUE hair transplants, including natural results, minimal scarring, and faster recovery.

No Scarring

Unlike traditional methods, FUE doesn't leave a large, visible scar, allowing you to wear your hair short if desired.

Quicker Recovery

Most patients can return to their normal activities within 1-3 days, with minimal downtime and discomfort.

Natural-Looking Results

Individual follicle placement allows for a customized, natural hairline and growth pattern.

Permanent Solution

When performed correctly, FUE provides a permanent solution to hair loss with transplanted hairs lasting a lifetime.

Ideal Candidates for FUE

The best candidates for FUE are individuals with stabilised hair loss. Age also plays a role; younger patients may face greater risks due to potential future hair loss. A good candidate should possess healthy donor hair, have realistic expectations, and be medically fit for surgery. Factors such as hair texture and color contrast with the scalp can also influence the aesthetic outcome.

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