Follicular unit hair
transplant is a widely used surgical treatment for androgenic alopecia. One of
the most critical and challenging part of a successful hair transplantprocedure (FUT/FUHT) is minimizing the scar from donor incision.
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| Donor Closure |
Sometimes, it is
impossible to keep the hair short after hair restoration procedure only because
of a wide scar. A number of techniques have been developed to lessen the donor
incision scar during hair transplant (FUT/FUHT) including the trichophytic
closure of strip FUT donor wound. Another possible option is to transplant hair
grafts into the freshly sutured strip wound. Grafts for this purpose can be
extracted from the beard/robust body donor areas. This, additionally, facilitates
extraction of more grafts (wider excised strip) as the trichophytic closure is
not required.
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