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QUESTION OF THE WEEK


Strip vs FUE in hair transplantation: What was more commonly performed in 2013?

Follicular Unit Strip surgery more common in 2013

In 2013, strip surgery remained more popular than follicular unit extraction according to the 2013 ISHRS Practice Census Survey

In 2013, strip surgery remained more popular than follicular unit extraction according to the 2013 ISHRS Practice Census Survey

It comes as a surprise to many that strip surgery was more commonly performed than follicular unit extraction (FUE). A 2013 survey of over 900 hair transplant surgeon members of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) showed that about 67 % of procedures were performed using strip surgery (FUSS) and 1/3 were by follicular unit extraction (FUE).

At Donovan Medical, both types of procedures are performed. Some individuals may be better candidates for FUE than strip and other individuals may be better candidates for strip than FUE.

 

Source:

International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) - 2013 Practice Census Survey.


This article was written by Dr. Jeff Donovan, a Canadian and US board certified dermatologist specializing exclusively in hair loss.



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