Follicular Unit Extraction
Individual follicular units are extracted from a donor area and placed into planned recipient sites. The clinical plan depends on donor density, hair-loss pattern and long-term goals.
Read the guideTechnique labels can be confusing. Use these guides to prepare better questions, then discuss suitability, risks and alternatives with a qualified clinician.
Individual follicular units are extracted from a donor area and placed into planned recipient sites. The clinical plan depends on donor density, hair-loss pattern and long-term goals.
Read the guideDHI commonly describes a FUE-based workflow in which an implanter tool is used during placement. The label alone does not determine quality or suitability.
Read the guideA donor strip is removed and dissected into follicular units. It may be considered when a larger graft requirement or donor-management strategy makes it appropriate.
Read the guidePRP is a non-surgical supportive procedure using a prepared concentration from the patient’s own blood. Evidence, protocols and expected benefit vary by indication.
Read the guideDifferent causes of hair loss need different management. A procedure name is not a diagnosis.
Record the proposed technique, who performs it, graft estimate, price inclusions and follow-up.
Discuss non-surgical options, the likely course of future hair loss and what happens if expectations are not met.
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