Unshaven Hair Transplant
Typically, hair loss restoration techniques require the head to be shaved, in order to provide access to the maximum number of hairs possible to harvest from the donor area. However, an innovative technique known as the Unshaven Hair Transplant, also referred to as U-FUE, offers an undetectable solution for patients who are unwilling to shave their hair completely for the treatment. This minimally-invasive and effective treatment is intricate and far more delicate than traditional FUE hair transplant methods, however our expert surgeons at Longevita have many years’ experience in providing this complex method.
One of the main difficulties with this particular method is the fact that the surgeon must skilfully and effectively identify the healthiest hairs, amongst full-grown hair, in order to harvest and graft the strongest follicles. This will allow the best possible results to be achieved for the patient.
How Does The Unshaven Hair Transplant Procedure Work?
Similar to a traditional FUE hair transplant, each hair is extracted individually from a specific donor area on a strong part of the scalp. With U-FUE, the process is much more delicate, as there is much more hair to work around. Once hair is extracted, small strands will be cut off in order to ensure only the grafts are implanted.
Which Patients Are Eligible For U-FUE?
Many patients are eligible for U-FUE transplants, but these are often best suited to those who require a small number of grafts in order to achieve the desired results. This is also suited to those who are uncomfortable with having a traditional FUE procedure, where hair will need to be shaved. Many celebrities, brand representatives and women opt for the U-FUE procedure, as they are often able to return to work without any noticeable attention from it.
The Benefits Of Unshaven Follicular Unit Extraction
One of the major benefits of the unshaven hair transplant procedure is the fact that the implants are arranged to match the natural growing characteristics of the existing hair follicles. In addition to this, the minimally invasive procedure is almost pain-free, with many patients actually falling asleep while the procedure is taking place. However, due to the intricacy of this particular treatment, it can take much longer, and is therefore only suitable for those seeking hair transplantations with a smaller number of grafts.