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FUE is a method of harvesting hair follicles. It stands for Follicular Unit Extraction. Many clinics or doctors may call it something different to advertise and rebrand the FUE terminology or to claim a slightly different way of doing the procedure.I am sure someone will soon coin the term Nano-FUE.
There is no such thing as 'Micro FUE' in the hair transplant literature.There is FUE.It is a known marketing strategy to make up names for an existing technique to make a difference in the market.The goal is to make the patients ask clinics 'Do you perform Micro FUE?'.This was the patient believes this is a good method and chooses from only clinics that do it.He will think that the clinic that doesn't do it isn't up to date on current surgical techniques!
Doctors love to make up names for the surgeries that they do and claim authorship to it. It is an ego thing. I was the pioneer of FUE and originated the name. The world followed my lead.
fue hair transplant is a technique used to harvest the hair from the donor zone in the back of the head. There are many different machines used to harvest the grafts but in general it is a the revival of extraction of follicular units using small punch grafts.
You really cannot "reverse" a hair transplant just like you cannot go back in time. There may be ways to "fix" or make it better but you would need to see a doctor for this.
Internet is a place for information but it is also a place for misinformation. Don't rely on the Internet to make decisions for personal medical issues.FUE is just a harvesting method for those people who do not want a linear scar because they want to wear their hair very short. You will...
It is always a good idea to ask your doctor for post operative questions and types of products you can use. Every doctor has different post operative instructions.
If you have concerns about scarring after surgery such as keloids, it is best to discuss this with your surgeon. Anyone can give you a general answer but the actual outcome is your doctor's responsibility.
Every doctor has their own specific post operative instructions. Please give your doctor a call. Otherwise follow general washing instructions or same methods you have been using.
It looks like you may be experiencing shock loss from the hair transplant surgery. Generally the majority of this hair comes back. I would recommend you follow up with your doctor who can examine you in person and better discuss what exactly is going on.
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