Description

Are you struggling with hair loss and seeking a permanent, natural-looking solution? Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT), also known as the strip method, offers a proven and effective approach to hair restoration. This advanced technique allows our skilled surgeons to transplant individual hair follicles from a donor area to areas experiencing thinning or balding. Unlike other methods, FUT provides a high density of natural-looking hair growth that seamlessly integrates with your existing hair.

What is FUT?

FUT involves the removal of a thin strip of skin from the donor area, typically the back of the head. This strip contains hundreds of follicular units—groups of 1-4 hairs that grow naturally together. These follicular units are then carefully dissected under a microscope by our highly trained technicians, ensuring the integrity and viability of each graft. The extracted follicles are then meticulously implanted into the recipient area, following a precisely planned pattern to achieve optimal density and natural hair flow.

Advantages of FUT:

• High Graft Density: FUT allows for a high number of grafts to be harvested, resulting in significant hair coverage.
• Natural-Looking Results: The meticulous dissection and implantation of individual follicular units ensures a natural-looking hairline and hair growth pattern.
• Permanent Results: Transplanted hair follicles are permanent and will continue to grow naturally.
• Predictable Outcomes: Careful planning and experienced surgeons contribute to predictable and successful outcomes.
• Lower Cost (potentially): Depending on the extent of hair loss, FUT can sometimes be a more cost-effective option compared to other techniques.

The FUT Procedure:

The procedure typically involves the following stages:

1. Consultation & Planning: A detailed consultation will assess your hair loss, discuss your goals, and determine the suitability of FUT. A precise surgical plan is developed.
2. Anesthesia: Local anesthesia is administered to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure.
3. Strip Excision: A thin strip of skin is removed from the donor area.
4. Follicular Unit Dissection: The strip is carefully dissected under a microscope to separate individual follicular units.
5. Graft Implantation: The follicular units are meticulously implanted into the recipient area according to the surgical plan.
6. Closure: The donor area incision is closed with sutures, resulting in a very fine, inconspicuous scar.

Post-Operative Care:

Post-operative care is crucial for optimal healing and results. Our team will provide detailed instructions on:

• Medication: Pain management and anti-inflammatory medications may be prescribed.
• Wound Care: Specific instructions on cleaning and caring for the donor and recipient areas.
• Activity Restrictions: Guidance on physical activity and avoiding strenuous activities.
• Follow-Up Appointments: Regular follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor healing progress and address any concerns.