FUE hair transplant, also known as Follicular Unit Extraction, is a modern method of hair transplant characterized by its minimally invasive nature. In the FUE method, individual hair follicles (also referred to as grafts) are taken from the back and sides, where the hair is denser and resistant to hair loss, and then implanted into the bald or thin-haired areas. Unlike other hair transplant techniques, like strip harvesting (FUT), FUE hair transplant leaves no linear scars as no skin strips are taken. Instead, the hair follicles are extracted individually, resulting in smaller, punctiform scars that are generally less noticeable. The goal of the FUE hair transplant is to achieve a natural-looking result by increasing the density of the hair and reshaping the hairline to flatter the patient’s face. It is an extremely effective method for treating hair loss and can be applied to both men and women.