Several methods are used during the hair transplant procedure. The most preferred methods are FUE and DHI. In the FUE option, hair follicles are extracted individually and transplanted into the recipient area. Grafts taken from the donor area using the Micro FUE hair transplant method (in medical terminology, any tissue or organ taken from another part of the body or another donor for transplantation is called a graft) can be transplanted directly to the area where hair transplantation will be performed without classic micro-incision or channel opening. However, this skin area must have hair. Which of the two methods is chosen depends on the person's hair and skin structure. Today, both methods are frequently preferred.
After hair transplant, it is very important to keep the transplanted area as open as possible. This increases the contact of both the transplanted and existing hair follicles with oxygen and fresh air, ensuring healthier nourishment of the tissues. Thanks to increased oxygenation, the scabs that form after the operation heal faster and more naturally. This shortens the wound healing process and increases the retention rate of the hair follicles, resulting in a more successful hair transplant.
