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Complete solution for hairfall:Regenix Clinic

Author: Ashish Tripathi
by Ashish Tripathi
Posted: Dec 19, 2015

Fue Hair transplantation:Regenix Clinic FUE is the latest technique in hair restoration nowadays which is rapidly spreading as the technology to cure hair problem. Many novice clinics and physicians are offering FUE as the most advanced ultimate solution for hair loss but its neccesary to get for cure your hair problem and Regenix Clinic in Delhi is one of them. While, there are inherent advantages of FUE, which I have discussed before, proclaiming that FUE is 'always' the best is stretching the truth too far. The procedure has its own set of disadvantages, which must be brought to prospective patient's notice, baefore mutually deciding upon the technique of restoration.One problem that FUE holds is the number of grafts that can be harvested in one session of transplant. Although, a larger number of grafts can now be harvested, the number is still not comparable to strip technique. The chief reason for this is technique itself. When performed properly and carefully, FUE is labour and technique intensive, and therefore lesser number of grafts can be harvested.Some clinics have now started using power tools and robots for follicular harvest. The main drawback of such practice isinjury to surrounding follicles and high wastage of hair. Contrast this with strip, where larger number of grafts are taken out in same duration, because many qualified technicians can work simultaneously.

Scarring is also an oft repeated marketing ploy with "FUE only" clinics. It is claimed as a "No Scar" technique. Rest assured, it is NOT so. Any cut in the skin will cause some scarring. The valid question, therefore, is visibility of scars. Which technique gives less visible scars? Here I agree with FUE proponents, that scars are less visible with shorthairs in FUE after one session. On shaving or close trim, these scars can be seen as white dots in the scalp. They appear light colored because of removal of melanin (Hair pigment) and reduced blood supply in that area. After multiple sessions this can cause 'moth eaten' appearance in donor area, especially in dark skinned people.

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Some clinics even call FUE as non-surgical technique. This isalso a bogus claim, as anesthesia, incision by small punch and physical removal of hair roots with forceps and placement in incisions

can not be non surgical. FUE maybe minimally invasive surgery inrespect to punch size used but overall invasiveness is only determined by the extent of the procedure and the harvesting protocol.Multiple incisions made on skin during FUE have a ripple effect on the surrounding skin. This can result in abnormal orientation of remaining hair and difficulty in future extraction.Another common problem with large FUE sessions is that, one has to often go beyond the safe donor zone. By doing so we expose

the potentially balding area to scarring. More importantly, one can implant temporary hair in bald areas, which are prone to hair fall in future. An experienced surgeon rarely makes such mistake but a novice may offer you many more grafts than are actually safe, just to seal the deal. Remember, more is not always better in hair transplant.

To summarise, patients should be clear that both strip technique and FUE are credible hair transplant techniques and both give good resultswhen performed properly at a good hair transplant clinic.

Branding one technique as advanced justbecause its new is dangerous. Both have their pros and cons; and both have their own place in hair restoration.

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Regenix Clinics:Hair transplant in Delhi Regenix Clinics are the Brain child of Dr. D.J.S Tulla & Dr. Tushar Opneja with the Objective of providing Advanced Hair, Skin & Cosmetic procedures under one roof to improve the overall look of an individual

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