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“FUE stands for Follicular Unit Extraction, or in other words, removing or extracting one individual hair follicle at a time,” said Dr. Scott Boden, Hair Transplantation surgeon.
Dr. Boden is a board certified hair restoration surgeon and says the biggest advantage of FUE is no scarring in the back where the follicle is removed.
“We remove the hair from that stable area, transplant it into areas where there’s hair loss and the hair is going to grow and stay forever,” Dr. Boden said.
“Every morning I wake up, looking forward to fixing my hair,” she said.
Dr. Boden says the biggest reason for hair loss or hair thinning is genetics. He does recommend laser therapy to promote healing for patients who undergo hair transplantation.
Dr. Boden and the staff at Hair Restoration & Aesthetic Medicine Center of Connecticut are passionate about hair. They love answering patient’s questions about hair loss, hair transplant surgery and the latest hair products and treatments currently on the market.
This new blog is intended to be a vehicle of communication with our patient’s and the community at large to address hair loss issues and debunk myths and misinformation.
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As featured on NBC-TV, Dr. Boden discusses a young woman whose hair transplantation truly changed her life. Shana, who survived childhood cancer, was left with a large bald area. Follicular unit hair transplantation finally allowed her to leave the reminder of her childhood illness behind.