It is a procedure that regenerates hair by transplanting hair follicles in other areas to areas that have been peeled off due to hair loss.

Types of hair transplants

FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation)

Collecting follicle tissue in the occipital region: Collecting follicle tissue in the occipital region.

Advantages

1. The cost is relatively low.

2. It can collect many hair follicles, so it is suitable for large-area hair loss.

3. Compared to the FUE method, the procedure time is shorter.

Disadvantages

1. Band-shaped scars may remain in the occipital region.

2. The risk of inflammation or infection is somewhat higher.

FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction)

Collecting hair follicles one by one: It’s a method of collecting hair follicles one by one.

Advantages

1. It leaves little scarring on the occipital region.

2. It has a lower risk of inflammation or infection.

3. Hair follicles can be collected from other parts of the body, such as the face, chest, and back.

Disadvantages

1. The cost is somewhat higher than the FUT method.

2. The number of hair follicles that can be collected may be limited.

3. Compared to the FUT method, the procedure time is longer.