Considering FUE Hair Transplantation? – Learn Pros and Cons First

FUE, formally Follicular Unit Extraction is a relatively new method of hair transplantation. This method is different from FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) method in which a strip of hair is removed from the donor area and then the follicular units are taken out of the strip. FUE involves using precision tools to harvest one follicle at a time, and then plant them into tiny slits in the areas where balding is prominent. FUE method has many advantages but it also loses to FUT in some areas. Let us discuss in details

Pros of FUE Method

·         Because FUE method is more precise, it does not leave big scars over donor area of scalp.

·         The small scars after FUE transplantation can be easily concealed when hairs resume growth.

·         It is minimally invasive, and the patient can go back to his routine only a few days after surgery.

·         Healing and recovery is rapid in FUE method.

Cons of FUE Method

·         There is comparatively more chance of follicles getting damaged upon extraction (less efficiency than FUT.)

·         Donor area must be shaved entirely before FUT procedure although few cases in Alvi Armani reviews did not report shaving.

·         The same “precision” ironically makes FUE more time taking and expensive than FUT.

Pros of FUE still beat its cons in most cases as many people do not want to live with big scars on their scalps.

Recommendations of FUE

FUE procedure is for people who do not require a large amount of work. If you are a young patient with an MPB (Male Pattern Baldness) or a similar condition, and you are considering shaving your head in the future, or keep short lengths, then this method is for you. For further queries, you can read an Alvi Armani review or two as the examples of patients can guide you better. However, the best option is to visit the Surgeon yourself.