Follicular Unit Extraction to move your own hair follicles into areas of thinning or baldness for natural-looking growth.
Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) harvests individual hair follicles from the donor area, typically the back or sides of the scalp, and transplants them where hair loss has occurred.
FUE is one of the two main transplant methods, alongside FUT, and is less invasive — favoured by many patients and surgeons.
Small dot-like marks instead of a linear scar, usually with a quicker recovery.
Individual follicles are extracted from the donor area with specialised instruments and transplanted into the recipient area, giving natural-looking growth over time.
Hair transplant surgery offers a long-term option for regaining fuller hair, unlike temporary solutions such as hairpieces. Results vary.
Hair loss, often genetic, affects many men and women. FUE transplants follicles individually into thinning or bald areas.
We focus on safety, experienced specialists, modern equipment and a plan tailored to your hair restoration needs.
FUE is one of the two primary methods of hair transplantation, the other being Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT).
The surgeon extracts individual hair follicles from the donor area of the scalp using micro punches.
FUE is commonly used to recreate a natural-looking hairline, offering a solution for those experiencing a receding hairline.
FUE can target the temples and sideburns to enhance fullness and create a balanced, aesthetically pleasing look.
Minimal Scarring: FUE hair transplant leaves tiny, dot-like scars in the donor area, which are less noticeable compared to the linear scar associated with FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation).
After the hair transplantation, you will be provided with instructions for post-operative care.
This may include guidelines for washing the hair, avoiding strenuous activities, and managing any discomfort or swelling.
The surgeon will map and measure the treatment area to determine the right amount of follicles required at a specific density.
The crown is often prone to thinning or baldness, and FUE can effectively restore density and a natural appearance to this area.
Natural-looking results: Transplanted hair follicles behave like natural hair, growing in cycles and eventually shedding before regrowing.
Safety throughout the procedure.
Expertise from experienced specialists.
Personalised care for every plan.
Suitability, donor supply and expected results are assessed at consultation.
A hair transplant expert assesses your hair loss pattern, concerns and goals.
The area is mapped and measured to plan graft numbers and density.
The donor and recipient areas are shaved and local anaesthesia given. Follicles are extracted with micro punches, carefully preserving viability.
Tiny recipient sites follow your natural growth pattern, and follicles are implanted one by one with attention to angle, direction and density.
You receive instructions on washing, activity and discomfort. Follow-ups monitor growth, which develops gradually over the following months.
FUE is versatile and can treat several areas, depending on your pattern of hair loss:
Restoring density and a natural appearance to a thinning crown.
Recreating a natural-looking hairline where it has receded.
Adding fullness for a balanced look.
Enhancing or reconstructing brows and beard.
FUE is a popular minimally invasive option for hair loss. Results, graft survival and density vary between patients.
Everything patients usually ask before booking a hair transplant consultation. Can’t find your answer? Our team will help.
A good candidate for FUE should have an adequate supply of donor hair, typically located on the back or sides of the scalp. He should have stable hair loss patterns, meaning his hair loss has stabilised and is not progressing rapidly. Also, he should be in good overall health, as hair transplant surgery is a surgical procedure that requires anaesthesia and involves a recovery period. There are also other factors discussed during the consultation.
FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) hair transplant surgery is typically performed under local anaesthesia, which numbs the scalp and minimises discomfort during the procedure. After the hair surgery, it’s common for patients to experience some mild discomfort, swelling, or tenderness in the donor and recipient areas of the scalp. This discomfort is typically manageable with over-the-counter pain medications and usually resolves within a few days to a week after the procedure.
FUE hair transplant surgery is highly successful in restoring natural-looking hair growth for individuals experiencing hair loss when performed by a skilled surgeon and followed by proper post-operative care. It’s essential for patients to have realistic expectations and to consult with a qualified surgeon to determine their candidacy for the procedure.
FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) hair transplant results are usually long-lasting, because transplanted follicles are generally taken from areas resistant to pattern hair loss. Once transplanted, the hair follicles continue to grow like natural hair, following the normal hair growth cycle. However, not every graft survives, and surrounding non-transplanted hair may continue to thin over time, so further treatment may be needed.
We prioritise the use of single hair follicles, also known as single grafts. Utilising these single grafts creates a seamless look when styling the hair back, ensuring that any artificial appearance is minimised. Therefore, in hairline restoration, we predominantly employ single grafts to achieve the desired natural result.
After an FUE hair transplant, it’s essential to follow specific guidelines for sleeping to ensure the best possible healing and results. Use an extra pillow or a wedge pillow to elevate your head and upper body. Try to avoid putting direct pressure on the transplanted area while sleeping. Sleeping on your back or sides can help prevent accidental contact with the transplanted grafts.
Like any surgical procedure, FUE hair transplant surgery carries some inherent risks, although they are typically minimal when performed by a skilled and experienced surgeon. Some potential risks associated with FUE hair transplant surgery include bleeding, swelling or bruising. These are usually temporary and resolve within a week or two.
After an FUE hair transplant, the transplanted hair follicles typically go through a healing process before new hair growth begins. Typically, new hair growth from the transplanted follicles begins to emerge around three to four months after FUE surgery. Initially, the hair may appear fine and sparse, but it gradually thickens and becomes more noticeable over time. It can take up to 12-18 months after FUE surgery to see the full results of hair growth.
After the hair transplant surgery you will have follow-up appointments with your surgeon to monitor the progress of healing and hair growth. During these appointments, the surgeon may remove any sutures, assess the healing of the scalp, and provide further instructions for post-operative care.
At consultation we assess your hair and goals, and explain options, limitations and risks before any treatment.
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