Previously, we announced that hair loss treatment Los Angeles center as a leader in hair restoration, is launching a new research to compare different methods of hair restoration Beverly Hills treatment with FUE method (between May and July of 2010). The study is conducted on certain days by hair loss treatment Beverly Hills Dr. Mohebi and the volunteers who are qualified for participation in the research can receive a 50% discount off the cost of their FUE transplant procedure.
Are You a Candidate?
This discounted rate of the FUE cost does not apply to any of our other hair transplant procedures. Applicants can call 1 (800) 302-8747 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Mohebi in order to determine their eligibility for a FUE procedure. If you are unsure whether or not FUE is the right procedure for you, then before your consultation, please read about FUE surgery in our website. You can also read several posts on Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) including FUE transplant vs. strip surgery in The Hair Restoration Blog.
Methods of FUE
In this study, all FUE procedures will be performed by hair transplant Beverly Hills specialist, Dr. Mohebi himself. All stages of FUE transplantation follow our standard procedures and the only difference is going to be the technique of harvesting hair follicular units. We will use two main techniques for extracting the follicular unit grafts including manual and automated methods. For the automated method, we will use either the NeoGraft machine or Harris’ Safe System. The patient cannot choose the system that we will use. The volunteers will be randomly selected for one of the above FUE methods.
The above described techniques are among the well-known effective methods of performing FUE transplant surgeries. We hope that by performing this study, we will be able to elucidate the pros and cons of each currently used method and be able to introduce a preferred method of Follicular Unit Extraction to the field of surgical hair restoration today. The results of this study will be released on our website and in future medical literature.
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