The Two Imperative Hair Transplant Procedures: FUE And FUT

Hair follicles are removed during surgery from the "donor area" of the body and placed in the "receiver area," a region of the body with losing hair. The technique primarily addresses male pattern baldness.

More than 60% of men and 50% of women worldwide experience androgenetic alopecia, or irreversible hair loss. The medical problem can be treated with a hair transplant.

What Is a FUE Hair Transplant

Each individual follicular unit is removed from the scalp during a FUE hair transplant in Dubai.

Your doctor can collect hair from the donor region with less obvious thinning of the area since the hair follicles are plucked in a random pattern.

Hair is extracted via Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) through minute circular incisions made on the scalp.

What Is a FUT Hair Transplant

The procedure known as follicular unit transplantation (FUT) involves removing a strip of scalp from the patient's back and stitching up the wound.

The surgeon will then use a knife to cut the strip of scalp into smaller pieces in order to separate the hair follicles.

Grafts are the term for these tiny parts. Sometimes a surgeon would cut the original strip of scalp into thousands of grafts, each of which will have one to four hair follicles.

The surgeon will next cut tiny holes on the scalp where the grafts will be implanted using a needle or blade and a microscope.

The donor site's holes are subsequently filled with grafts, and the surgical site is bandaged or covered with gauze. Throughout the entire process, local anesthetic is used.

What Distinctions Exist Between FUE and FUT?

How the hair is harvested is the key distinction between a FUE hair transplant and a FUT hair transplant.

The removal of a strip of hair from the back of the head during a FUT hair transplant leaves a linear scar, but the extraction and transplanting of individual follicular units during a FUE hair transplant leaves far less overall scarring – a FUE scar will resemble a little dot.

After receiving a FUT hair transplant in Dubai, many patients may choose to let their hair grow longer in order to hide linear scars.

Although this will vary depending on the patient and the total amount of hair being transplanted, FUT hair transplants typically take less time than FUE hair transplants.

It is advisable to manage hair loss at a young age rather than waiting for the fifties or sixties to hit up!

 

The Top Hair-Restoration Technique

The technique that best meets your demands will ultimately be the finest strategy for hair regrowth.

Both FUE and FUT can offer you a thicker head of hair and an improved hairline, but the FUE technique has certain distinct advantages.

The doctors at ILHT Dubai use the FUE technique to assist our clients regrow their hair because of the benefits the FUE hair transplant in Dubai offers.

The majority of individuals with thinning hair are suitable candidates for FUE hair transplantation, but you do need to have an adequate supply of donor hair on hand.

Any procedure a patient chooses will require a high level of technical expertise. But what good is science without art?

In his or her work, the surgeon must consider the density, angle, and graft location for each unit transplantation. The surgeon is both a scientific and an artist.

He/she is always aware of the patient's outer features, such as the shape of the face and the skull, for example. Regardless of the type of procedure, this meticulousness is important.