A reasonable graft survival rate is vital when undergoing a hair transplant. Most hair transplant treatments implant grafts from other body parts, such as the back of your head and underarms.

Key advances have made it possible to achieve natural-looking results. These days, doctors transplant healthy hair in small sections at a time, eliminating the doll-like hair seen in the 1970s. Hair plugs were then used in areas of thinning. 

If you suffer from hair loss or baldness, look no further than Nexus Clinic, the best hair transplant in Malaysia, for one of the best options. The hair transplant process is dedicated to restoring people’s hair as efficiently and effectively as possible.

We have a team of hair transplant specialists who use cutting-edge technology and methods to ensure you get the best outcome that will last long after your hair transplant. 

There are two types of techniques used in hair transplant procedures, including:

FUE: In follicular unit excision (FUE) hair transplants, follicular units (groups of 1-4 hairs) are removed from the back of the head, beard, and other regions of the body to be transplanted into balding scalp areas or other areas of the body aesthetically. 

Micro-punches, which can be manual, motorized, or robotic for FUE and range between 0.7 and 1.2 mm in size, are used to harvest follicular units.

FUT: In older hair transplants, follicular unit transplantation (FUT) or linear strip excision (LSE) is used. FUT stands for follicular unit transplantation, which involves harvesting a linear strip of hair and skin that is closed with sutures or staples and dissected into individual grafts by skilled technicians. 

In the following step, these separate grafts will be implanted into the scalp in the area designated for the transplant. However, FUT may leave a linear scar rather than FUE.