HAIR TRANSPLANT FORUM

Lets make it official. I vote no. Does anyone second this vote? All opinions and comments are very welcome.



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I shall take a stab at this one. Let me guess.... No, transection can't be avoided by having strips done.
Even well-know clinics confirmed that one today. I'm sick of strip because it does too much damage for most.

Well I would have do disagree and go for YES is has to be logically possible! But is it practically possilbe? I guess you would need microscopic strip extraction for a start but the real difficulty would be how to spot & not transect the dormant hairs, partial solution to thins might be to minox the patients donor area for a few months prior, but we would still have some stragglers which we would miss. So I guess the challenge would be a way of making them detectable during the extraction... I think that could be done!Or you could reduce the variables & go for a very very small strip But my word wouldn't be FUE much, much easier!

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