FUE Hair Transplant

FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) is the name of the technique commonly used in hair transplantation in the world and in Turkey. The FUE technique is named after the micromotor or other grafting technique used in the transplantation process. In men, the hair follicles on the crown and forehead fall out quickly because they are sensitive to the testosterone hormone. However, the hair follicles in the nape area do not fall out as they are not sensitive to this hormone. So these hairs are strong. Hair transplantation is the transportation of these hair follicles in the nape area to the bald area where they are needed. The first question that comes to mind when patients start doing research on hair transplantation is how many hair follicles will be transplanted. At this point they come across the term graft. Graft is the name of the structure used in hair transplantation. In this structure, there are hair follicles and some skin. It can contain two, three or even four hair follicles in a single graft. This is proportional to the size of the graft taken. However, the length of the graft is very important in order to avoid scarring in the area where the hair is taken and transplanted. For this reason, hair transplantation should be done in expert hands, especially for the hair structure of each patient.

In the technique called FUE, the grafts taken from the spill-resistant area with the help of micromotors are planted in the needed area. The FUE technique is one of the most commonly used hair transplant methods today, due to both being a painless procedure and successful results.