When a
patient is having a Second or Third Hair Transplant procedure, it is very
important to perform a really thorough examination of this patient.
In someone
who has had a previous FUT procedure with a
scar along the posterior sides of his scalp, it is important to examine the
scar, and if it’s a fine scar that has healed very well then it is possible to
perform another FUT procedure.
It’s also
very dependent on the looseness of the Patient’s scalp. There needs
to be enough looseness in order to be able to excise, or remove, the old scar, and
in order to excise the scar with a width of a strip that would allow adequate
hair to be able to be harvested, to be able to be transplanted.
However, if a Patient’s scalp is very tight, which would not allow a second strip or a third
strip to be able to be harvested, then the most reasonable approach for another
procedure would be an FUE.
In an FUE procedure, a strip is not removed or harvested from a patient’s
scalp. The way it is performed is that the patient’s scalp is shaved and the
follicular units are extracted.
So, once
again, the factors involved in whether or not a second or third procedure can
be done via FUT or FUE depend upon the donor hair supply that is present, the
tension on the scalp and how the previous scars have healed, and all these can be very well assessed in aconsultation examination in the office
prior to your procedure.
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