What is a combo intervention?

[superdudeo]

I got a reply from Bisanga's rep and it said -

 

"You have quite a large surface to restore, so the Doctor would need to see your donor area closely to be able to give you all your options. You will probably need to do a combo intervention to harvest as much grafts as possible over 1 session"

 

Does this mean a FUE and FUT?

 

Thanks

[HairsGone]

Yes that's what it means. It a way to get the most grafts in one session. But 2 separate FUT's or even 1 FUT and then at a later time an FUE would give more grafts than a combo procedure. I assume you have asked to get as many grafts in one sitting?

[superdudeo]

Yes that's what it means. It a way to get the most grafts in one session. But 2 separate FUT's or even 1 FUT and then at a later time an FUE would give more grafts than a combo procedure. I assume you have asked to get as many grafts in one sitting?

 

I haven't discussed anything like that no. Was kind of surprised at the lack of information they gave. I won't be considering FUT to be honest.

[HairLostYears]

I would assume it means a combo of scalp and beard/body hair.

 

[superdudeo]

I would assume it means a combo of scalp and beard/body hair.

 

 

Interesting. I certainly have enough body hair! Is the quality of hair on the body the same? Does it cost more for BHT?

[HairLostYears]

Bud, I'm certainly not the one to clarify those questions. I was just basing my assumption off various cases I've read about on here. Concurrent scalp/beard FUE transplants seem fairly commonplace, but I could probably count on Jason Pierre-Paul's right hand the # of strip/FUE one-session transplants I remember reading about.

 

I'm sure Swooping will clear things up right away when he gets wind of your thread. Good luck.

[Swooping]

Which rep did you speak to?

 

Anyway, I assume it means indeed a combination of FUE + FUT? I would message the rep for further clarification if I were you.