Yes, several factors can affect the result of Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) hair transplants, including:
Skill and experience of the surgeon: The skill and experience of the surgeon performing the procedure can have a significant impact on the outcome of the FUE hair transplant. A skilled surgeon with years of experience can ensure that the grafts are harvested and implanted with precision, resulting in a natural-looking and aesthetically pleasing result.
In addition, the time that the surgery takes is very important. Follicles do not like being out of body for long.
Ideally, the extraction phase should be less than 4 hours.
Then these follicles need to be implanted gently and carefully, but yes, also, the time for implant should be less than 4 hours.
Time is of the essence.
Quality of the donor's hair: The quality and density of the donor's hair will also play a crucial role in the outcome of the FUE hair transplant. Patients with healthy and thick hair are more likely to achieve a fuller and more natural result.
This is a significant factor that cannot be improved.
Age of the patient: The patient's age can also affect the result of the FUE hair transplant. Younger patients tend to have healthier and stronger hair, which can result in a better outcome.
The general health of the patient is essential.
Size of the recipient area: The size of the recipient area and the number of grafts required to cover it will also impact the final result. Larger recipient areas may require more grafts, which can affect the density and overall appearance of the hair.
Post-operative care: Proper post-operative care, including following the surgeon's instructions for aftercare and taking any prescribed medications, can also affect the result of the FUE hair transplant.
Your reviews with Dr. Wayne are critical.
There is a benchmark or timeline of growth and hair transplant progression of your results that will need to be assessed each time you come for your review.
Any deviation requires a response to help you and help you achieve your best results.
Discussing these factors with your surgeon during the consultation is essential to ensure you have realistic expectations and understand the procedure's potential risks and benefits.