Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) Hair transplant

Non-incisional Hair transplant is a method where healthy hair follicles are individually extracted using a punching tool without making an incision in the occipital area, and then transplanted into the areas where hair loss has progressed. It can be applied to various areas such as the hairline, frontal area, and crown. A personalized transplant plan is established by comprehensively assessing the extent of hair loss, hair thickness, direction, density, and the condition of the hair in the occipital area. During the pre-surgical consultation, the design is determined by considering the transplant area, number of grafts, density, and hair direction. After trimming the occipital area where follicle extraction is needed, the follicles are extracted one by one using a punching tool. The scalp is not incised or sutured, and the extracted follicles are transplanted according to the planned design. The procedure aims to create a natural hairline and improve overall hair density by considering the direction and distribution of existing hair. Post-operative care is provided in stages. On the 2nd day after surgery, the bandage is removed, and the first shampoo and disinfection are performed. On the 4th to 5th day, shampoo and disinfection are performed, after which self-shampooing is possible according to instructions. Since there is no incision or suturing process, there is no need for suture removal, and a scalp care program can be started after approximately 1 month. Transplanted hair may temporarily shed after surgery, and new hair generally begins to grow from around 3 to 4 months. You can observe changes as it gradually grows, and the exact transplant area and the required number of grafts will be determined after consultation with the medical staff.