FUE TECHNIQUE

The FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) technique is based on the hair-by-hair capillary micro-implant that relocates, by hand, up to 5,000 hairs in a single session. It is performed from a "donor area" to a "recipient area" which is the area depopulated with hair.

The hair is transplanted using high resolution microscopes that allow work without damaging its roots.

The success of the technique is due to the fact that the implanted hair usually comes from the posterior region of the head, which is an area of ​​greater durability because it contains a different DNA from that of the lost hair. This guarantees that the implanted hair remains over time, giving long-lasting results.

The procedure is ambulatory, minimally invasive and painless, and allows rapid return to work, since it is performed under local anesthesia without hospitalization.

A personalized design is made for capillary relocation. As the transplanted hairs belongs to the patient, they grow back and are not rejected by the body.