FUE Hair Surgery in Wales, UK: Expert Solutions by Dr. Ted

What is Follicular Unit Excision or FUE?

Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that takes base-units of hair one by one from the back and sides of the scalp and inserts them into the recipient area to restore a hairline or add density to the mid-scalp or crown. If you’re considering FUE hair surgery in Wales, UK, this method is renowned for its precision and effectiveness.

Excellent FUE requires an artistic eye to design an appropriate hairline and meticulous extraction of grafts done by the doctor to optimise graft survival and minimise donor area scarring. Feathering of the hairline edge using fine-calibre single-hair follicular unit grafts creates naturalness. The skill of the surgeon to densely-pack incisions behind the leading edge of the hairline is what creates the density that supports the feathered edge of the natural hairline.

Dr. Ted uses the WAW DUO FUE system designed by Devroye Instruments. This punch has a tiny flared tip that combines rotation and oscillation to leave behind holes smaller than the diameter of the punch, as well as ‘funnelling’ the grafts into the lumen of the punch to avoid transection.

‘Follicular units’ are the common currency of hair transplantation, but the number of viable hairs per graft contributes to the overall number of hairs you get from your transplant and ultimately the coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions About FUE

Unlike traditional methods, FUE doesn’t involve a linear incision, minimizing scarring and downtime. It’s a minimally invasive procedure, offering quicker recovery and natural-looking results.
FUE offers minimal scarring, quicker recovery, and natural-looking results. It’s suitable for patients with a limited donor area and allows for precise placement of grafts, ensuring optimal aesthetic outcomes.
Yes, FUE is a versatile technique suitable for both men and women experiencing hair loss. It’s effective for treating various types of alopecia, including male pattern baldness and female pattern hair loss.
The duration of an FUE procedure depends on the number of grafts being transplanted. On average, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day. Our team ensures each procedure is tailored to meet individual needs and goals.
Patients typically experience minimal downtime after FUE. Most can resume normal activities within a few days to a week. However, strenuous activities should be avoided for a few weeks to ensure proper healing.
FUE is a safe procedure with minimal risk of complications. However, like any surgical procedure, there may be temporary side effects such as swelling, redness, or minor discomfort, which usually resolve within a few days.
Initial results of FUE can be seen within a few months as transplanted hair starts to grow. However, full results may take up to a year as the hair continues to mature and thicken, providing a natural-looking appearance.
Yes, one of the key advantages of FUE is its ability to deliver natural-looking results. Our skilled surgeons meticulously transplant individual follicular units, ensuring proper angle, direction, and density, mimicking natural hair growth.
Yes, FUE can be combined with other treatments such as PRP therapy or medications like minoxidil or finasteride to enhance results and promote hair growth. Our team will tailor a comprehensive treatment plan to address your specific needs.
The transplanted hair from FUE is permanent and will continue to grow naturally. However, it’s essential to follow post-procedure care instructions and maintain overall hair health to ensure long-lasting results.
Yes, FUE can effectively camouflage scars from previous surgeries or injuries, as well as fill in bald spots on the scalp. Our experienced surgeons customize each procedure to address individual concerns and achieve optimal outcomes.
While there’s no strict age limit for FUE, candidates should have a stable donor area and realistic expectations. Our team evaluates each patient’s suitability for the procedure during the initial consultation.
Yes, FUE can be performed on various body areas, including the eyebrows, beard, chest, and pubic region, to enhance hair density or correct irregularities. Our surgeons have extensive experience in performing FUE on different body parts.
The best way to determine candidacy for FUE is to schedule a consultation with our experienced hair restoration specialists. During the consultation, we’ll assess your hair loss pattern, donor area, medical history, and goals to recommend the most suitable treatment option.
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