Hair Transplant Before and After

Over 1,000,000 hair follicles transplanted personally by the inventor of FUE.

View hair transplant before and after photos, watch surgical footage of FUE being performed, and examine post-operation results. Wondering how effective hair transplant coverage is? Is there damage to the donor areas? Will there be any residual scarring? How thick will my new head of hair be? We let our results speak for themselves. 

Before & After Photos

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Will I experience scarring?

Older less refined hair transplant procedures required invasive surgeries involving scalpels and sutures. For example the “strip mining” procedure would involve cutting a literal strip of scalp out of the donor area of the patient’s head. The wound would be closed with stitches or medical staples, and the excised strip would be mined for living follicles to be transplanted to the recipient areas.

Another procedure involved cutting plugs – small circular patches of scalp – out of the donor area. These were then grafted onto the recipient area. Other destructive procedures involved cutting areas of the scalp featuring still-growing hair and twisting or otherwise manipulating them into the areas of the scalp suffering from hair loss. In any of these cases the hair transplant before after pictures reveal unsightly scars. 

What about coverage?

In some cases these scars can be unmistakable, especially after the recipient area had endured more natural hair loss, leaving less original hair to camouflage the injured zones of the scalp. Aside from scarring, the other ongoing complaint patients of these earlier procedures often had is that the coverage from the transplanted hair was spotty.

The most obvious example of spotty coverage relates to the plug method of hair transplantation. Once the remaining original hair coverage in the donor area died off the plugs would be left exposed and extremely obvious. There was no way for patients to style their hair to disguise the plugs. They were forced to make a choice of shaving it all off, wearing a hair piece or hat, or to simply sport the poor and obvious results from their transplant surgery.

The Woods Technique Hair Transplant Before After

The above procedures were harmful to patients. There was both the physical risk of the actual invasive operations, as well as the social risks involved with carrying the unmistakable look of a disfiguring and unsuccessful hair transplant surgery. This was at the heart of Dr. Woods’ pioneering work and what drove him towards finding a new and better hair transplant method. Thanks to Dr Ray Woods, gone are the invasive surgeries resulting in patients no longer having to worry about finding a method to hide unsightly scars. 

Also gone are plugs, scalp twists, and any other form of uneven coverage. As demonstrated in the accompanying hair transplant before after photos, Dr. Woods’ technique leaves patients with equalised coverage and a natural-looking hairline which can be combed in any direction. If you have any questions at all about the Woods Technique we would be more than happy to answer them for you. Please don’t hesitate to give us a call at +612 9560 0111 or to send us a note through our contact page.