FUE Hair Transplant in Rohini, Delhi
FUE — follicular unit extraction — takes hair from the donor area one small group at a time, with a punch well under a millimetre across. It is carried out at our Rohini clinic by registered medical practitioners. Whether it suits you depends less on the technique than on how much your donor area can spare, and that is measured before any graft count is given.
- Carried out at the Rohini clinic
- Dot scars rather than a linear scar
- Donor density measured first
- Home the same day
Clinic 2 · Rohini
The technique
How FUE Extraction Works
Hair grows in natural groups of one to four hairs, called follicular units. In FUE each unit is freed with a fine circular punch and lifted out whole. Punch size and depth are matched to the thickness of your hair and the angle it leaves the skin, because a follicle cut during extraction may not grow.
The harvest is spread across the back and sides of the head rather than taken from one patch, so the donor area stays even. The units are then sorted under magnification and kept in a holding solution: single hairs for the hairline, larger units behind it, where density shows.
Finally, recipient sites are made across the thinning area at the angle and direction of the surrounding hair, and the grafts are set into them. In DHI the extraction is the same and only this last step differs — see DHI hair transplant in Rohini. For the wider picture, read hair transplant in Rohini.
Graft or hair?
A graft is one follicular unit; a hair is one strand. Two thousand grafts may carry roughly 4,000 to 5,000 hairs, so always ask which unit a quote is in.
The donor area, accurately
Dot Scars and Shaving: What FUE Leaves Behind
FUE does leave scars — many small ones instead of one line. Each extraction heals as a pale round dot, usually under a millimetre across, scattered through the donor area.
At most hair lengths
Spread evenly, the dots sit among the remaining hair and are hard to see, even when it is fairly short. They have usually faded by three to four months.
Shaved to the skin
The dots can show as faint speckling. If you keep a skin fade or a shaved head, say so at the consultation so it is part of the plan.
What makes them obvious
Clustered extraction, or too many grafts from too small an area. That is a planning failure rather than a feature of FUE, and it cannot be undone.
What is trimmed, and why
The donor area
Trimmed to a short, even length so the punch can follow each follicle beneath the skin. This is needed in every FUE.
The thinning area
Whether it is trimmed depends on your case, and is agreed at the consultation rather than on the day.
Unshaven options
Possible for smaller sessions, but slower and not right for every plan. See how unshaven transplants work.
The ceiling on FUE
Donor Limits and Over-harvesting
Hair at the back and sides is generally resistant to pattern loss, which is why it is used. But there is only so much of it, and extracted follicles do not grow back.
Over-harvesting
Taking more than the donor can spare, or from too concentrated an area, leaves it visibly thin with obvious dots. Donor hair cannot be put back.
Session size
Set by donor supply, scalp laxity and how you manage a long day. Where the donor cannot support one large session, staging protects it.
Keeping a reserve
Pattern loss usually continues. Spending the whole donor on the hairline now may leave nothing for the crown later, so part is held back.
Three questions for any FUE quote: is the number in grafts or hairs, how was it arrived at, and what will be left in the donor afterwards? More in what a donor area can and cannot cover.
Choosing a technique
Who FUE Suits — and When DHI Fits Better
Extraction is the same in both, so the choice is about placement. Many plans combine them, and the reasoning for yours is written into the estimate.
FUE placement usually fits
- Several zones covered in one session
- The crown and mid-scalp, where coverage matters more than angle
- Larger graft numbers
- Short hair at the sides — dots hide better than a line
- Filling gaps left by an earlier procedure
DHI placement may fit better
- The first rows of a hairline
- Temples, where hair lies at sharp angles
- Adding grafts between existing hair
- Small sessions with minimal trimming
Day and follow-up
FUE at the Rohini Clinic
FUE is a day case under local anaesthetic. Smaller sessions take a few hours; larger ones run through most of the day, with breaks. The full sequence, from consultation to discharge, is on the hair transplant in Rohini page.
Small crusts at the grafts and pinpoint scabs across the donor. Washing is taught, and the first review is at Rohini.
Transplanted hairs commonly shed while the follicles stay in place. Expected.
New growth begins, uneven and fine at first. Donor dots have usually faded.
The result is judged against standardised photographs from your reviews.
Cost depends on the graft count, session structure, hair characteristics and any supporting treatment, so it is quoted in writing after the assessment — see how hair transplant cost is worked out. For the technique in more depth, read the FUE page for our Gurugram clinic. Results vary between patients, and no clinic can promise a particular density.
Who you will see
Doctors at DenceSpot Clinic
Treatment at the Rohini clinic is carried out by registered medical practitioners. Every doctor at DenceSpot is listed below with qualifications and registration details.
Dr. Nyra
MBBS, MD (Dermatology)
Our two clinics
Visit Our Rohini Clinic
FUE consultations, procedures and follow-up reviews take place at the Rohini clinic in North-West Delhi, six days a week. Our Sector 39, Gurugram clinic carries out FUE as well, if it is closer for you.
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Clinic 1
Gurugram Sector 39
- 1123, Sector 39 Road, Jharsa, C Block, Sector 39, Gurugram, Haryana 122003opposite Medanta – The Medicity
- Mon–Sat · 10:00 – 20:00Sunday · closed
- +91 81783 30800
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Clinic 2
Delhi Rohini
- Rohini, Delhi [full street address to be added]North-West Delhi (Near Outer Ring Road / Rohini)
- Mon–Sat · 10:00 – 20:00Sunday · closed
- +91 95406 99152
FUE Hair Transplant is also carried out at our Sector 39, Gurugram clinic: FUE Hair Transplant in Gurugram.
Rohini, Delhi
Other Treatments at Our Rohini Clinic
Every treatment below is carried out at the Rohini clinic as well as in Sector 39, Gurugram. Each starts with an examination and a written plan.
Hair Transplant in Rohini
FUE and DHI, planned around your donor area.
DHI Hair Transplant in Rohini
Grafts placed with an implanter pen.
Beard Transplant in Rohini
Patchy cheeks, jawline, moustache and scars.
Eyebrow Transplant in Rohini
Thin, over-plucked or scarred brows.
Hair PRP & GFC in Rohini
For thinning where follicles are still present.
Hair Fall Treatment in Rohini
The cause is investigated before treatment.
Laser Hair Removal in Rohini
A course of sessions to reduce unwanted hair.
Skin Treatment in Rohini
Acne, pigmentation and other skin concerns.
Next step
Book an FUE Assessment in Rohini
Bring your questions and your medication list. Your donor area is measured, you get a straight view of whether FUE suits your pattern of loss, and a written plan with a mapped graft count if it does — with no pressure to book a date on the day.
Suitability is determined after clinical assessment. This page is patient education and does not constitute medical advice.
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