Multiple follicular unit grafts are a hair restoration technique in which a single graft carries more than one follicular unit, typically five to eight hairs, harvested from a thin strip of donor scalp and separated under magnification. Surgeons combine these denser grafts with single-hair grafts to achieve fuller coverage than older plug-based transplant methods, often reaching the desired density in one procedure rather than several sessions.
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Multiple follicular unit grafts (Wikipedia)
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Multiple follicular unit grafts is a hair transplant technique that has been developed to complement and enhance current micro grafting and follicular unit procedures by increasing density without sacrificing naturalness.
Treats: Hair Loss, Lead (695558)
In 1952, he used a punch biopsy instrument to harvest large round 4 mm grafts from the donor area which were to be transplanted into punch graft sites in the patient's balding area.
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