Hair Restoration
FUE Hair Transplant
A minimally invasive, follicle-by-follicle technique that restores natural density with minimal downtime — no linear scar, no stitches to remove.
What Is FUE?
Precision, one follicle at a time
Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is a hair restoration technique in which individual hair follicles are removed one by one from a donor area — typically the back or sides of the scalp — and transplanted into thinning or balding areas. Because each follicle is extracted individually, FUE leaves no linear scar and requires no stitches, allowing for a faster, more comfortable recovery than older strip-harvesting methods.
The Procedure
What to expect, step by step
Consultation & Design
Your surgeon assesses donor density and designs a hairline that suits your facial structure and long-term goals.
Follicle Extraction
Individual follicular units are extracted from the donor area under local anaesthesia, using fine precision instruments.
Implantation
Each follicle is placed at a carefully calculated angle and depth, following the natural direction of hair growth.
Recovery
Most patients return to light activity within a few days; transplanted hair sheds naturally before regrowing permanently over the following months.
Recovery & Results
A gradual, natural transformation
Initial shedding of the transplanted hair is normal and expected within the first few weeks. New growth typically begins around month three, with visible density improving steadily. Final results are usually assessed at 12 months, once the full growth cycle has completed.
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