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2 hours ago, Westview said:

Question regarding  transected hairs during an FUE.

Can a doctor actually see that he transected the hair??

And then does he then throw that graft out or does he implant the graft anyways??

Yes, there are different types. There are transected hairs, partially transected hairs, and what surgeons call “naked follicles.” That’s when the hair matrix isn’t cut. Partially transected and naked follicles grow back in the donor.

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Yes my grafts were transected horribly by Arenamed clinic in Turkey, where I had my first failure hair transplant.

It also happens when cheap clinics use Choi pens for DHI procedure.

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You would be surprised and shocked at how many times transected grafts are implanted into the recipient area...obviously this would be the exception but it does happen.

It would be eye-opening to know the transection rate of every FUE procedure?

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14 hours ago, gillenator said:

You would be surprised and shocked at how many times transected grafts are implanted into the recipient area...obviously this would be the exception but it does happen.

It would be eye-opening to know the transection rate of every FUE procedure?

I read in a good clinic it can be as low as 3%.  Thats what good surgeons should strive for.

No surgeon could get zero % consistently I would think

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On 12/12/2020 at 8:05 AM, Westview said:

I read in a good clinic it can be as low as 3%.  Thats what good surgeons should strive for.

No surgeon could get zero % consistently I would think

I agree 100%

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