FUE Hair Transplant is a minimally invasive procedure that extracts individual hair follicles from a donor area and transplants them to thinning or balding areas. It offers natural-looking results with reduced scarring and downtime compared to traditional methods. Ideal for men and women experiencing hair loss.
FUE Hair Transplant is intended to restore hair naturally by transplanting individual follicles to areas of thinning or balding.
Scalp and hairline.
FUE Hair transplant
Minimally invasive procedure for natural hair restoration with reduced scarring.
Pre-Treatment
Refrain from alcohol and smoking at least 48 hours prior to surgery to promote better healing. Avoid blood-thinning medications or supplements, such as aspirin or fish oil, a week before the procedure. Ensure the donor and recipient areas are clean and free of product buildup. Follow your surgeon's pre-operative instructions carefully and discuss any medical conditions or medications.
Post-Treatment
Avoid touching or washing the treated areas for the first 24 hours to allow the grafts to settle. Use only the recommended gentle shampoos or solutions and follow your surgeon’s instructions for aftercare. Refrain from strenuous activities, alcohol, and smoking for at least a week to promote healing. Protect the scalp from sun exposure and avoid wearing hats or helmets that could disrupt the grafts.
What to Expect
FUE Hair Transplant will result in minor swelling and scabbing in the donor and recipient areas, which heal over a few days to a week. The transplanted hairs may fall out initially, with regrowth starting in about 3-4 months. Protect the scalp and follow post-surgery care instructions for the best outcome.
FUE Hair Transplant provides natural-looking hair growth in thinning or balding areas. Transplanted hair begins to grow in about 3-4 months, with full results visible within a year. The outcome is permanent and restores confidence in hair appearance.
FUE Hair Transplant does not typically require repeat sessions for the same area, as results are permanent. If additional areas require treatment, follow-ups can be scheduled after full healing, usually 6-12 months later. Your provider will discuss any further options during follow-ups.
FUE Hair Transplant is not safe during pregnancy, as it requires surgical intervention and may involve medications unsuitable for pregnant individuals. Wait until after delivery to consider this treatment.
FUE Hair Transplant may cause mild discomfort during the numbing process, but the procedure itself is painless once anesthesia is applied. Post-treatment soreness is minimal and resolves quickly.
