Strip-based hair restoration that yields the highest graft count per session.
Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) removes a thin strip of scalp from the donor area, then dissects it into individual follicular units under microscope before transplanting them into the recipient area. FUT is best suited for patients needing very high graft counts in one sitting (4,000+) and who can tolerate a fine linear scar (easily hidden under medium-length hair).
- Highest graft yield per session — 4,000–5,000 grafts possible
- Lower per-graft cost than FUE/DHI
- Leaves a fine linear scar (1–2 mm wide) at the back of scalp
- Best for patients with significant baldness who don't wear hair very short
- ◍Norwood stage IV–VII with high graft requirements
- ◍Patients comfortable with medium or longer hair length
- ◍Budget-conscious patients seeking maximum density
What happens, step by step.
Consultation & planning
Donor scalp laxity test, graft count, scar discussion, hairline design.
Strip excision
Thin scalp strip removed under local anaesthesia, donor closed with trichophytic sutures to minimise scar visibility.
Microscopic graft dissection
Strip dissected into 1, 2, 3, 4-hair grafts under high-magnification microscopes.
Recipient site creation & placement
Same as FUE — angle/depth-controlled implantation.
Aftercare & suture removal at day 10
Standard hair-transplant aftercare; suture removal at follow-up.
Why patients choose this.
Maximum grafts per day
Get the most coverage in a single sitting.
Cost-effective per graft
Best price-per-graft of all hair-restoration techniques.
Preserves donor density
Less overall donor area used compared to large-volume FUE.
Microscope-dissected grafts
Higher survival rate of dissected follicles.
Patient questions, answered honestly.
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