RE: Μεταμόσχευση 4/10/2012 HDC 3080 grafts
Η FUE είναι ακριβότερη διότι δίνει πολύ λιγότερα μοσχεύματα στη μονάδα του χρόνου και απασχολεί συνεχώς τον (ακριβοπληρωμένο) γιατρό .
though both extraction techniques require extensive know-how and experience, the FUE extraction technique is much more demanding.
Generally speaking, grafts extracted vie FUE are much more sensitive, as the extraction technique leaves much less protective tissue around the hair follicles. This ultimately leads to a slightly lower survival rate.
Nevertheless, FUE is an operation with no 100 % guarantee of success.
Το παραπάνω είναι από το site του Feriduni , ενός από τους πιο αναγνωρισμένους γιατρούς μεταμοσχέυσεων
και DR Bernstein ( με τον οποίο συμφωνεί εις εκ των πρωτοπόρων της FUE ο dr Rassman )
I explain to patients that FUT (via strip) will give the best cosmetic results (more volume) since the grafts are of better quality (when using microscopic dissection, there is less transection and more surrounding tissue to protect the grafts) and better graft selection (the grafts can all be harvested from the mid-portion of the permanent zone) In contrast, in FUE you need approximately 5 times the area. Because of this large donor area requirement, some of the hair must be harvested from fringe areas and thus the hair will be less stable genetically. I relate that with subsequent FUT procedures we remove the first scar, but with subsequent FUE sessions we are adding additional scars, so over the long-term the cumulative scarring over large areas can present its own problems of visibility.”
“I explain that the main advantage of FUE is to have the option of wearing your hair very short (but not shaved). FUE is also appropriate for patients who are at risk for a widened donor scar (i.e., very athletic and muscular or with thin, tight scalps etc.). I relate to patients that, in my experience, Robotic FUE is superior to other FUE methods in that it is much more accurate and more consistent. It enables the doctor to extract grafts with less damage than with hand-held instruments or other automated devices.”
