FUE Hair Transplant
Hair is one of the most important parts of appearance and aesthetics. Many people want to have healthy hair. However, hair loss and hair loss problems can be seen in women and men from time to time, with the effect of various factors such as hormonal factors, air pollution, stress, vitamin and mineral deficiency. Today, it is possible to get rid of hair loss and hair loss problems with the FUE hair transplantation method.
What is FUE Hair Transplantation?
The FUE method is one of the most used methods by hair transplant specialists. Hair transplant specialists first perform hair analysis of patients who apply for hair transplants. Thus, the structure and quality of the hair, the density of the shedding, and the quality of the hair follicles in the donor area from which the hair will be taken are determined.
How is FUE Hair Transplantation Performed?
The FUE technique consists of four stages. First of all, the donor area where the hair follicles will be collected is shaved and the process starts. The reason for this is to facilitate the removal of hair follicles with the help of a micromotor. After this stage, the area where the hair follicles will be collected is anesthetized with local anesthetic drugs, and the second stage is started. During the second stage, the hair follicles are collected from the nape area using the micromotor method. After the acquisition of healthy hair follicles is completed, it is essential to preserve these hair follicles without damage. For this reason, the collected healthy hair follicles are placed in a special solution. After that, one of the most important stages of the process, the channel opening stage is started. Finally, the collected hair follicles are transferred to the holes one by one.
What are the Advantages of FUE Hair Transplantation?
FUE hair transplantation is one of the methods with a high success rate that is widely used in the world. Rapid developments in the field of technology cause the FUE method to develop gradually. For example, the sapphire FUE technique, in which channels are opened with a tip made of a precious substance called sapphire instead of steel tips, allows much smaller channels to be opened compared to the classical technique.
