Maximizing Hair Transplant Donor Hair and Minimizing the Scar with FUT and FUE
Today’s state of the art [tag]hair transplants[/tag] provide many men with the opportunity to restore a full and natural looking head of hair. However, since [tag]donor hair[/tag] is limited, those with larger [tag]balding[/tag] areas may have to settle for lower densities or less coverage. This is why many have considered maximizing their donor area by undergoing [tag]follicular unit hair transplantation[/tag] (FUT) first followed by [tag]follicular unit extraction[/tag] (FUE) to add density and coverage. Additionally, some patients with wider “smiley face” scars left by [tag]FUT[/tag] use [tag]FUE[/tag] to fill-in and minimize the appearance of the scar.
Recently, forum member “nsuede” started a topic to discuss the advantages of using both FUT and FUE to maximize his donor area and minimize the appearance of the scar. You are encouraged to visit “FUT/FUE Combo? Scar Donor Area” to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both techniques and how they can be used in conjunction with one another to garner the best [tag]hair transplant results[/tag].
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