Over the past two decades, the stages or steps of follicular unit excision (FUE) harvesting
have been described in the medical literature. This article details and identifies the …

Follicular unit grafts can be harvested using two methods: strip follicular unit transplantation
and follicular unit excision. Each method can generate outstanding results, but both are …

Over the last several years, follicular unit excision (FUE) donor harvesting has become the
predominant donor harvest method, surpassing the traditional method of linear strip excision …

Follicular unit excision (FUE) is a safe procedure provided it is done by an ethical,
experienced surgeon; when not, inadequate procedures may have detrimental effects on …

Technological innovation in follicular unit excision (FUE) has made graft harvesting more
efficient than ever, allowing surgeons to increase the number of grafts they can obtain in a …

In a collaborative effort in 1998, twenty-one hair restoration surgeons in the ISHRS
attempted to “Standardize the Classification and Description of Follicular Unit …

Key message x There has been a huge debate as to the merits and demerits of strip
harvesting and FUE x Strip harvesting allows harvest of donor hair with scientific accuracy …

This article describes the 15 steps for a safe and fast follicular extraction using the follicular
unit excision (FUE) technique to achieve the highest success rate in this important part of …

Grafting techniques have evolved over the years from the early use of large, 4-mm round
punch grafts to the nearly exclusive use of follicular unit (FU) grafts, which is currently the …

Many hair restoration practices offer exclusively the Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) method of
donor harvesting, excluding the linear ellipse (LE), or “strip,” procedure. In speaking with …