Q: Is it possible to do a hair transplant using follicular unit extraction without shaving the donor area?
A: In follicular unit extraction, the area that is extracted is clipped to about 1-mm in length. However, if the session is not too large, then the clipped area can be long and thin so that the patient’s existing hair will cover it. The person’s hair should be left long for the procedure.
Topic: Follicular Unit ExtractionTags: Donor Area / Follicular Unit Extraction / FUE / Hair Length Before Hair Transplant / Shaving
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 2:29 pm
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