FUT Hair Transplant

Strip harvesting for high-volume graft sessions

FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) involves removing a thin strip of scalp from the donor area, which is then carefully dissected under a microscope into individual follicular unit grafts before being placed in recipient sites.

FUT allows a very high number of grafts to be harvested in a single session, making it a practical choice for patients with advanced hair loss who need maximum coverage. Skilled closure minimises the linear scar.

Key Benefits

Highest graft yield per session of any technique
Grafts are protected during dissection, supporting excellent survival rates
Suitable for patients requiring large coverage areas
Cost-effective for high-volume restoration

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients with Norwood Grade 5–7 hair loss
Those needing maximum grafts in a single session
Patients comfortable with a fine linear donor scar

What to Expect

Consultation & Planning

Donor strip location and graft estimate are planned with the surgeon.

Strip Harvest

A thin strip of scalp is removed from the donor area under local anaesthesia and the wound is closed.

Graft Dissection

The strip is dissected under magnification into individual follicular units.

Graft Implantation

Prepared grafts are placed into recipient sites at the correct angle and density.

Recovery & Aftercare

Sutures are removed at around 10–14 days; the transplanted hair sheds within weeks before regrowing from 3–4 months, with full results visible at 12 months.