The Graft Survival Rate of Non-Incision and Incision Hair Transplantation

The graft survival rate of non-incision and incision hair transplantation 

​​People suffering from hair-loss complexes due to M-shaped hair loss, a broad forehead, and a receding hairline are increasing.

Hair loss reduces the aesthetic effect

and is also a condition that causes significant stress and depression.

This type of hair loss is affecting younger age groups

and appears regardless of gender or age.

Nowadays, people who are highly interested in appearance management 

try to hide hair loss

by changing their hairstyle or using wigs or hats,

but these are unnatural and only temporary ways to conceal it,

so satisfaction is not high.

For people like this, a method that has recently

been receiving a lot of attention is

hair transplantation.   

What is hair transplantation? 

It refers to a surgery that moves hair from the back of the head, where hair loss has not occurred,

and implants it in the area affected by hair loss. 

​​Hair transplantation is divided into incision and non-incision methods.

In the incision method, the back of the head is incised to harvest follicles and transplant them,

while the non-incision method refers to selectively harvesting follicles without making an incision in the back of the head

and transplanting them.

To achieve the desired result in hair transplant surgery, 

a high graft survival rate is important. 

That is why people considering hair transplant surgery

think more about the graft survival rate,

and some of them also say that

non-incision hair transplantation may have a lower graft survival rate.

Today,

with Dr. Park Jae-hyun of Dana Plastic Surgery,

we will take a look at the difference in graft survival rates between incision and non-incision hair transplantation. 

Q. Does the non-incision method have a lower graft survival rate than the incision method? 

In response to this, Dr. Park Jae-hyun concluded

that there is no difference.

As hair transplant equipment and technology have advanced,

he said there is no difference in the graft survival rate between the two methods.

Dr. Park went on to say that

to increase the graft survival rate and achieve a satisfying result,

it is very important to choose the appropriate surgical method

that suits the patient. 

An appropriate surgical method means

deciding while considering whether the head is shaved, the transplantation area, surgical history, the condition of the back of the head,

the area of the donor site, the thickness and density of the hair,

the number of follicles needed, and the required area. 

What determines a high graft survival rate is

choosing the appropriate surgical method for the patient,

as well as the equipment the hospital has and its technical expertise.

It can be said that it also depends on the skill and sincerity of the medical staff.

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So far, with Dr. Park Jae-hyun of Dana Plastic Surgery,

we have looked at the difference in graft survival rates between incision and non-incision hair transplantation. 

At Dana Plastic Surgery,

we are always together with advanced equipment, high-level technical expertise,

and medical staff who continuously research and work hard

so that you can achieve the desired surgical result through a high graft survival rate.

If you are considering hair transplant surgery or

want to obtain satisfying hair transplant results, 

please visit Dana Plastic Surgery

and receive an accurate diagnosis and consultation 

so that you can achieve satisfying and fuller results.