The Natural Solution for Hair Loss

The FUE Hair Transplant procedure involves carefully harvesting individual hair follicles from a donor site on the patient's head and then implanting them in areas experiencing thinning hair or baldness. With this innovative technique, there is no need for big incisions or visible scars, and the result looks completely natural.

Embrace the Benefits

  • The FUE Hair Transplant procedure is a less invasive approach to hair restoration.
  • Recovery time is much faster than with traditional procedures.
  • The procedure is precise, allowing the physician to accurately transplant the individual follicles in the desired pattern and placement.
  • Very little aftercare and low maintenance.
  • No visible scars.
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FUE Hair Transplant: Is it the Best Option for You?

  • FUE Hair Transplant is for individuals who need to restore the volume and density of hair in areas that have thinned or become bald.
  • Candidates with a good donor area are suitable for the procedure.
  • Candidates should be in good health. Patients with underlying medical conditions should consult their doctor before considering the procedure.
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Look and Feel Your Best with Expert Care at Our Practice

If you are considering a FUE Hair Transplant procedure, there is no one better in NYC than the talented and highly skilled Dr. Rhee. Our practice has seen great success for the last decade, and patients across NYC have come to our office because of Dr. Rhee’s professional yet compassionate approach to the FUE transplant procedure. From the moment you arrive at the office, you will feel welcomed by Dr. Rhee and his team. He takes the time to really get to know each one of his patients and will work closely with you to help you reach your goals. 

Explore the Procedure Details

The patient will be placed under local anesthesia to ensure comfort throughout the procedure. Small incisions are made in the donor area with a punch needle and then gently, each individual follicular unit, or group of hairs are extracted. These follicular units will then be implanted in the desired area manually.

During the implantation, the hairs will be inserted into small punctures, each separated by about 0.7 - 1.2 millimeters in diameter. Afterward, the recipient site and the donor area are cleaned, ensuring that the patient will heal properly.

 Experience a Smooth Recovery

After the procedure is complete, the patient will be advised to apply cold compresses and sleep with their head slightly elevated. It is important for patients to keep their scalp clean during the healing process and to follow Dr. Rhee’s advice on when to resume daily activities. 

In the days and weeks following the FUE Hair Transplant procedure, it is normal to experience swelling and redness in the affected area. However, this will gradually subside after a few weeks. The transplanted hairs will begin to grow, usually lasting many years with proper maintenance. 

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FUE Hair Transplant

FAQ

What is a FUE Hair Transplant?

A Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) is a procedure that involves the extraction of individual hair follicles from healthy regions of the scalp and transplanting them to areas that are balding or thinning.

How long does the FUE Hair Transplant procedure take?

The amount of time needed to complete the procedure can vary based on the amount of hair to be transplanted, but it typically takes 4-8 hours.

What kind of anesthesia is used?

Local anesthesia is usually used in FUE Hair Transplant procedures.

Are there any risks involved?

FUE Hair Transplant is a safe procedure with few risks. Some of the potential risks include bleeding, swelling, and scarring.

How soon can I expect to see results?

The results of the FUE Hair Transplant will be seen over the course of a few months. The transplanted hair should begin to grow at 3-6 months and will continue to grow over the next 12-18 months.

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