What’s The Best FUE Hair Transplant Method?

October 28, 2016


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Congratulations — you’ve made the decision to undergo
hair transplantation and get your thick, lush hair back!

You’re excited about what this decision means to you. You’re eager to enjoy the feel of thicker hair again, without worrying about hair loss. You’re ready to start feeling more confident again in new situations and not be concerned that people are noticing you’re balding.

But before you can undergo the procedure, you may be asked to choose which hair transplantation method you prefer: a manual FUE (follicular unit extraction) procedure or a FUE procedure using NeoGraft technology.

The main difference is in how the extracted hair follicles are delivered to the hairline. In manual FUE, the hair follicles are extracted from the donor area using a small punch-like tool and manually placed along the desired hairline. Although the process can take longer, the results are usually impeccable. A professional surgeon or technician uses his or her eye to artistically produce the most natural appearance possible.

The NeoGraft FUE method uses robotic technology to extract hair follicles from the donor area. The robot can impart trauma to the delicate hair follicle grafts, resulting in a lower rate of successful transplantation of healthy hair. Some surgeons have pointed out that NeoGrafting doesn’t deliver the kind of exceptional results that can be achieved with the manual FUE method. A surgeon’s precise eye can help make the necessary adjustments to achieve a natural-look to the all-important hairline area.

With the manual FUE method, there are no surgical incisions or stitches to deal with. That means you won’t have to worry about obvious surgical scars. The newly transplanted hair will fall out after two to three weeks (a normal and expected result of the “stress” of transplantation); a few months later, however, you’ll start seeing natural and permanent growth in the treated area as the follicles generate new hair.

Manual FUE Hair Transplant method Consultations Available

If you have further questions about manual FUE hair transplant method, we encourage you to schedule a consultation at The Langdon Center in Guilford, CT. Call us at 203-453-8625 or fill out our convenient online contact form.

Dr. Langdon and all of his nurses and staff are very friendly and they know how to make you feel very comfortable. He is a very experienced doctor, I call him an artistic dr. because he’s so precise in his work. If you would like something done right, dr. Langdon is the one to see. I am very pleased with my results and very grateful for him and his staff being here in Ct.

Take the Next Step

If you have further questions about manual FUE hair transplant method, we encourage you to schedule a consultation at The Langdon Center in Guilford, CT. Call us at (203) 453-8625 or fill out our convenient online contact form.

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Shoreline Center For Laser And Cosmetic Surgery

Dr. Robert Langdon, MD is a triple-board-certified cosmetic surgeon in Dermatology, Cosmetic Surgery, and Facial Cosmetic Surgery. He specializes in advanced laser and low-impact procedures under local anesthesia, emphasizing quick recovery and low risks. With over 30 years of experience, he prioritizes personalized care and has authored significant publications, including a book on cosmetic laser surgery.

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