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What is the Difference between FUE and FUT Hair Transplantation

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In this video Dr. Sara Wasserbauer explains the difference in the two hair transplant techniques. FUE/Traditional Comparison Comparison Traditional Method (“Strip” or “FUT”) Follicular Unit Extraction (“FUE”) Average number of grafts ~2300 (range 500-4000) ~1800 (Range 500-2400) Visibility of scarring Linear scar visible generally when hair cut less than #3 clipper setting Diffuse pinpoint scarring…
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Dr. Wasserbauer Performs FUT Hair Transplant Live on TheBaldTruth.com

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Hair Transplant Patient Greg Adler On Monday, May 6, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. Dr. Wasserbauer performed a hair transplant live on a 35-year old man suffering from male pattern baldness.  Greg Adler, an attorney, Mensa International member and fitness model, will share his personal hair restoration journey with viewers during the transplant and in follow-up posts on…
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Dr. Wasserbauer Hosts SMP Workshop For ISHRS

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Dr. Wasserbauer’s passion for hair restoration goes beyond serving her patients from around the world everyday. She has written countless articles for the Hair Transplant Forum International Journal and presented on various surgical and medical therapy topics regularly at the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery Annual Scientific Symposiums. She believes in giving back to…
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Osteoporosis Drug: The New Baldness Cure?

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One of the side effects of cyclosporine A is hypertrichosis -  in other words, it causes you to grow hair!  The researchers in this article wanted to find a substance that have the same positive effects of cyclosporine A without all of the negative toxicity.
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FUE Hair Transplant with Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)

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FUE hair transplant (Follicular Unit Extraction) and SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation). One of the key benefits of FUE is that since the grafts are individually excised one at a time the incision is very small and often imperceptible to the human eye. This allows the patient to cut their hair as short as they want with no visible scarring. 
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