I've read that during a hair transplant; the survival rate of follicles or grafts is Greater if transplantation to the recipient area is Sooner. My question is basically; How long (Hours) can grafts still survive while waiting for All to be transplanted. This is in reference to FUT (Strip) method of hair transplant.
Answer: If the conditions are right, a graft can survive well over 12+ hours. If not, less than a minute. If the conditions are right, a graft can survive well over 12+ hours. If not, less than a minute. It takes experienced staff members to keep your graft alive.
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Answer: If the conditions are right, a graft can survive well over 12+ hours. If not, less than a minute. If the conditions are right, a graft can survive well over 12+ hours. If not, less than a minute. It takes experienced staff members to keep your graft alive.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: 8 hours or less is better Proper cooling and hydration are required for adequate survival, but the best time-frame is 8 hours max.Best.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: 8 hours or less is better Proper cooling and hydration are required for adequate survival, but the best time-frame is 8 hours max.Best.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: 4-8 Hours is the standard The survival starts to taper off after 4 hours then dramatically more so after 8 hours. A lot of these studies are done on FUT with much less graft manipulation so many FUE clinics tend to use lower cut offs to get optimal results.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: 4-8 Hours is the standard The survival starts to taper off after 4 hours then dramatically more so after 8 hours. A lot of these studies are done on FUT with much less graft manipulation so many FUE clinics tend to use lower cut offs to get optimal results.
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May 24, 2017
Answer: Graft survival 8hrs is a good rule of thumb. That is certainly within the framework of a grafting procedure, even if it takes all day. The more critical factor is to ensure that the grafts are kept hydrated. If they dry out, they won't last long at all!
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May 24, 2017
Answer: Graft survival 8hrs is a good rule of thumb. That is certainly within the framework of a grafting procedure, even if it takes all day. The more critical factor is to ensure that the grafts are kept hydrated. If they dry out, they won't last long at all!
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April 12, 2016
Answer: Graft survival out of the body There is a classic study that show that if the grafts are left out of the body for less than 8 hours with proper cooling and hydration, the survival rate will be very high. For each hour extended, the graft survival reduces by 1% which means that if you put them back 24 hours later, only 76% will survive
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April 12, 2016
Answer: Graft survival out of the body There is a classic study that show that if the grafts are left out of the body for less than 8 hours with proper cooling and hydration, the survival rate will be very high. For each hour extended, the graft survival reduces by 1% which means that if you put them back 24 hours later, only 76% will survive
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