FUT Hair Transplant
Are you considering a FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) hair transplant in Turkey to restore your hair's fullness?
Let's look at the pros and cons of FUT hair transplants, including costs and more.
Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) involves surgically removing a narrow strip of scalp from the donor area, usually the back of the head.
In this method, a surgeon takes the donor strip, which is usually 1-1.5 cm wide, and sutures the remaining skin together. Skilled technicians dissect the strip into individual follicular units, each containing 1-4 hairs. These units are carefully separated for transplantation. Tiny incisions are made in the recipient area where new hair will be transplanted. The dissected follicular units are delicately placed into the created recipient sites.
FUT provides more grafts in a session, suited for extensive hair loss. But it leaves a linear scar impacting hairstyle choices. It's preferred when high graft yield is important and donor area suits the technique.
Gentle cleansing and avoid sun exposure are important for aftercare. In the first weeks, allow scabs to shed naturally, avoid strenuous activities. New hair growth begins, patience is essential in few months. Full results become noticeable around one year.
This method has some risks like increasing infection and large scarring in the recipient area. It is the oldest hair transplant method. Therefore, it is not preferred in recent years.
In conclusion, The technique involves surgically extracting a strip of scalp and meticulously transplanting individual follicular units to thinning areas. You should consult with a qualified and experience surgeon to reduce potential risks.
As MedClinics, we are here to find the most suitable hair transplant clinics for you. We'll look forward to your call.
FAQ
Both FUE and FUT procedures can achieve success rates of around 90% or higher.
Yes, a FUT hair transplant can be worth it for individuals seeking a significant number of grafts in a single session.
FUT hair transplant costs in Turkey can vary from 1,000 to 3,000€ or more.
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