FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT

Like our hair texture, the tendency to fall out is genetically determined.

However, the male hormone androgen often plays an important role here, which is why men are affected much more frequently than women.

Due to the fact that primarily the hair on the forehead and middle of the head falls out, while the hair on the back of the head and on the temples remains, it is possible to regain a beautiful fullnes of hair.

For this purpose, the follicular units or so-called grafts of healthy hair or hair root groups are being extracted with a medical hollow needle from the back of the head, which represents the donor area, and transplanted into the area affected by the loss.

It should be noted that hair loss can still have various reasons, which means that the anamnesis and the determination of the type of hair loss must be figured out by an experienced doctor in order to realistically assess the various method options and medical feasibility.

Hair loss can affect self-esteem and well-being. 

Thanks to state-of-the-art technologies, full hair can be created again through a hair transplant.

Who is FUE Hair Transplant Suitable For and How is it Performed?

FUE stands for "Follicular Unit Extraction" (also known as the picking or plucking technique) and describes the technique of hair transplantation of individual follicular units, i.e. groups of hair roots, which are also called grafts for short. This method is a minimally invasive hair transplant that has proven to be very gentle and effective. Here, follicular units consisting of the hair roots are extracted from the skin and then transplanted into areas affected by hair loss.

In addition to the classic FUE hair transplant, in which the donor area is shaved, we also offer the option of hair transplant without shaving.

Due to the fact that primarily the hair on the forehead and middle of the head falls out, while the hair on the back of the head and on the temples remains, it is possible to regain a beautiful fullness of hair.

For this purpose, the individual follicular units or grafts called healthy hair or hair root groups are removed with a medical hollow needle from the back of the head, which represents the donor area, and transplanted into the area affected by the loss.

FUE hair transplantation consists of two main steps, harvesting and transplantation of the obtained grafts. In the first step, the donor area is prepared and anesthetized using local anesthesia. The grafts are then removed manually or with a special micromotor. After the grafts are prepared in a nutrient solution, they can then be transplanted in the next step, after local anesthesia of the recipient area via the recipient channels.