The traditional FUE procedure results in less hair density since the surgeon makes larger slits. However, smaller and denser slits are possible with the use of a specific slit blade, also known as a sapphire blade, in interlocking graft transplantation. For the patients, this aids in producing fuller hair transplant outcomes and increased hair density.
Faster healing: The wound will heal in ten to twelve days when using the standard FUE hair transplantation process. On the other hand, the incision heals in four to five days thanks to the interlocking graft transplantation technique's utilization of smaller slits. Patients are able to resume their regular activities more quickly due to the shortened healing period.