Feeding FUE Hair Transplant

The difference between this technique and the other normal FUE method is that it is worked with Sapphire tips specific to the technique, and the hair follicles taken from the donor area are kept in special solutions that are effective on growth factors until they are transferred to the recipient area. In this way, strong hair strands are obtained.

Sapphire tip is naturally found or produced. The reason why this technique is special is that the tips do not lose their sharpness. This technique is superior to steel channel openers used in transplants. While the steel tip becomes dull with use and causes tissue trauma and circulatory disorders while opening the channel; due to the sapphire tip feature, tissue trauma is almost minimal since it maintains its sharpness as when it was first used in each channel opening. There is no circulation problem and it is also anti-bacterial due to its surface roughness.

Why FEEDING FUE®

  • It keeps the hair alive for a long time
  • When transplanted, the roots provide rapid integrity with the tissue
  • It strengthens the hair roots
  • It allows the hair roots to grow faster
  • Less tissue damage
  • The tissues heal faster

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

After you decide on hair transplantation, our consultants will give you a HAIR TRANSPLANTATION INFORMATION GUIDE so that you can have a more comfortable hair transplantation operation process.
One of the most important things to consider is finding a professional clinic for hair transplantation.
Having breakfast before the operation will make you feel better. Lunch will be served at the clinic according to your preference. (Vegan - Kosher)
It is recommended to shave your hair after the operation plan is made before the procedure. Experts will shave your hair immediately after the planning.
Bleeding disorders, blood pressure, respiratory problems, chronic diseases, psoriasis, dermatitis, etc.
Ibuprofen, B-E vitamins, anti-inflammatory drugs, blood thinning drugs... These drugs increase bleeding during the operation. Before quitting, consult your doctor for whichever branch you are using.
Alcohol consumption affects the drugs used in anesthesia. It increases bleeding. It affects bruising. Alcohol consumption is not appropriate in the 10-day period after the operation.