FUT Hair Transplant Surgery in Surat, Ahmedabad & Rajkot

In FUT hair transplant surgery, an appropriately sized strip of skin containing hairs with intact roots is harvested from back and side of the head and resulting area is closed carefully by meticulous Plastic surgery suturing under magnification to give least conspicuous scar in this area. Individual grafts (follicular units) are being separated from this strip of skin under magnification and implanted in the same way as FUE inside micro slits.We use Carl Zeiss 4x magnification loupes in harvesting skin strip to avoid damage to follicles at the donor site and to make suturing meticulous.Another important thing to give the best result is to reduce ischemia time (time during which hair roots remain outside body-before implantation). We make micro-slits on recipient area before harvesting strip, which increase survival of hair more than any other technique.

In a single session, we can harvest a larger number of follicles, thanks to reduced transection rates during the harvesting process. This is achieved with the assistance of a team of trained technicians who meticulously separate the follicles under magnified vision. We can transplant up to 3500 follicles in one session, ensuring maximum hair density on your head.

Furthermore, a greater number of hairs typically grow from the transplanted follicles due to significantly lower transaction rates compared to FUE.

It’s important to note that all transplanted hairs are sourced from the “safe permanent zone” of your scalp, ensuring their longevity on your head for many years.

While the FUT technique may leave a scar at the back of your head, it’s important to note that this scar may become visible if you prefer to maintain a completely shaved hairstyle or a very short 1-2 mm hair trim at the back.

Regarding the perception of pain associated with FUT, we encourage you to seek reviews from our FUT transplant surgery patients. They can attest to our efforts in making the procedure as painless as possible.

The Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) technique is a surgical procedure used for hair transplantation. While it is generally considered safe and effective, like any medical procedure, there are potential risks and complications associated with FUT. It’s essential to discuss these risks with your surgeon before undergoing the procedure. Some of the risks associated with FUT include:

1. Scarring: FUT involves the removal of a strip of scalp from the donor area, which can result in a linear scar at the donor site. While skilled surgeons aim to minimize scarring, there is a risk that the scar may be wider or more noticeable in some individuals.

2. Pain and Discomfort: After the procedure, patients may experience pain, discomfort, and swelling at both the donor and recipient sites. This is usually temporary but can vary in intensity among individuals.

3. Infection: As with any surgical procedure, there is a risk of infection. Surgeons take precautions to minimize this risk, such as using sterile techniques and prescribing antibiotics as needed.

4. Bleeding: Some bleeding is normal during and after the procedure. However, excessive bleeding can occur, and it’s essential to monitor and manage it promptly.

5. Numbness: Temporary numbness or loss of sensation in the donor and recipient areas is possible due to nerve damage during surgery. This typically resolves over time, but in rare cases, it may be permanent.

6. Swelling: Swelling of the forehead and around the eyes can occur after the surgery. This usually subsides within a few days but may last longer in some cases.

7. Shock Loss: Temporary hair loss, known as shock loss, can occur in the donor and recipient areas after the procedure. This typically resolves within a few months as new hair growth begins.

8. Unnatural Hair Growth: In some cases, the transplanted hair may grow in an unnatural direction or pattern. Skilled surgeons aim to avoid this by careful planning and precise placement of grafts.