Background Early use of follicular unit excision (FUE) as a method of hair transplantation
was limited by high rates of hair follicle transection. This hurdle has been overcome by …

BACKGROUND In conventional FUE, the physician needs to calculate and adjust his or her
moves from area to area. The forces used to excise the follicular units need to be repeated …

Background The follicular unit excision (FUE) technique has become the preferred method
for hair transplants over the traditional strip harvest technique due to low scar visibility and …

… From this concept, Roberto Trivellini developed a method to obtain long hair grafts by FUE
and presented it in 2012 at the world congress of the International Society of Hair Restoration …

Follicular unit excision (FUE) requires the careful excision of hair-bearing follicular units. The
follicle can only be detached from the skin once the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous …

The technique of follicular unit excision for harvesting grafts for hair transplantation procedures
has become very popular. This technique relies on the use of small punches to remove …

Background Androgenetic alopecia (AGA) is a prevalent genetic condition that can affect both
male and female, and is considered the most frequent form of hair loss. Traditional scales …

We know that the angle of the hair changes as it emerges from the scalp because we are
able to see it; it is tangible. However, what is beneath the epidermis is usually a puzzle for the …

Introduction: Implanters are becoming more popular for implantation of follicular unit excision
(FUE) grafts due to their relatively short learning curve and the inherent protection against …

Hair transplant surgery has significantly evolved in recent years with the advent of donor
harvesting using the follicular unit excision (FUE) technique. The ultimate goal of any donor …