FUE Hair Transplant
Follicular Unit Extraction removes follicular units from the donor area one at a time and places them into thinning or bald areas. It is minimally invasive and leaves no linear scar.
Treatments
Which technique suits you depends on your donor supply, the pattern of your hair loss and your hair texture. Each page below sets out what the procedure involves, what it costs and what it cannot do.
Follicular Unit Extraction removes follicular units from the donor area one at a time and places them into thinning or bald areas. It is minimally invasive and leaves no linear scar.
Direct Hair Implantation uses a Choi implanter pen to extract and place each follicle without first creating recipient incisions, giving close control over depth, angle and direction.
Sapphire hair transplant is a variation of FUE in which recipient incisions are made with sapphire-tipped blades rather than steel. The aim is smaller, more uniform incisions.
A beard transplant moves follicular units, usually from the back of the scalp, into the beard area to add density to patchy growth or to reshape the beard line.
Hair loss in women often has a different pattern and different causes from male pattern loss, so a medical assessment comes before any decision about surgery.
Afro-textured hair curves beneath the skin as well as above it, so extraction requires a technique that follows the curl to avoid transecting the follicle.
An eyebrow transplant places single follicular units at a shallow angle to imitate the direction and flow of natural brow hair.
A moustache transplant places follicular units into the upper lip to build density or definition, following the natural downward growth direction.