HAIR TRANSPLANTS IN RALEIGH, NC
No two patterns of hair loss are exactly alike. Your hair transplant plan should be just as individual.
At Jernigan’s, we consider your hair loss pattern, donor hair, hair characteristics, age, goals, and overall expectations when recommending the best approach for you.
Whether that means FUE, No-Shave FUE, FUT, or a customized approach, our focus is creating results that look natural, balanced, and appropriate for your existing hair.
Different hair transplant techniques offer different advantages. The best option depends on your donor area, hairstyle, degree of hair loss, procedure size, and personal preferences.
Strip-method hair transplantation
A thin strip of donor tissue is removed and divided into individual grafts for transplantation.
May be a good fit if you:
Individual follicular extraction
Hair follicles are removed one by one from the donor area instead of through a linear strip.
May be a good fit if you:
A more discreet FUE option
For select procedures, FUE can be performed with minimal or no visible shaving.
May be a good fit if you:
Hair transplantation is both a technical procedure and an aesthetic process. Our approach is centered around careful planning, realistic expectations, and results designed to complement your existing hair and features.
Personalized Planning
Your procedure is planned around your hair loss pattern, donor area, hair characteristics, and individual goals.
Focused, Unhurried Care
We take the time needed to carefully plan and perform each procedure rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.
Natural-Looking Results
From donor management to hairline design and graft placement, every detail is considered with a natural appearance in mind.
Every hair transplant is different. Explore real Jernigan’s results to see a range of hairlines, levels of hair loss, and treatment approaches.
FUE removes individual follicular units from the donor area one at a time, while FUT removes a narrow strip of donor tissue that is then divided into individual grafts. Both methods use your own donor hair, and the best approach depends on your hair loss, donor area, hairstyle, and goals.
There isn’t one method that is right for everyone. During your consultation, we evaluate your hair loss pattern, donor density, hair characteristics, procedure size, hairstyle, and goals to help determine whether FUE, No-Shave FUE, FUT, or another approach makes the most sense.
Hair used for transplantation is typically taken from areas of the scalp with stronger donor growth, most commonly the back and sides of the head. Those follicles are then carefully transplanted into the areas being restored.
Not necessarily. Some FUE procedures involve shaving part of the donor area, while No-Shave FUE may allow individual hairs to be trimmed or a small area to remain concealed beneath longer surrounding hair. FUT also does not require the entire head to be shaved.
Candidacy depends on several factors, including the cause and pattern of hair loss, the amount and quality of donor hair available, hair characteristics, age, and your expectations. A consultation is the best way to determine what options are appropriate for you.
Meet with our team to discuss your hair loss, donor area, and the transplant techniques that may be appropriate for you.