FUE Hair Transplant Dangers

Severe Side Effects of

Cosmetic Surgery

Read this site in its entirety before committing to hair surgery. Don’t take a chance on this folks. Consider this site the greatest blessing in your life to save you from a life of despair.

And as your reading this, it’s important to note that we are talking about a surgery that barely works anyway, if at all.

Are you willing to risk your brain, the very thing that comprises who you are, your love, your purpose… for dead cells on the top of your head?

FUE stands for Follicular Unit Extraction. In FUE surgery, technicians remove individual hair follicles, including the roots, from the back of your head and place them in the front to help clients maintain a front hairline. To start, they cut your hair down to a few MM, then shoot two rows of local anesthesia in the back of your head. While laying in a reclined position facedown, two technicians use tweezers to remove each follicle individually.

Another technician treats each root under a microscope, in preparation for plugging them in front. The minimum number of hair follicles is typically 800. A rough estimate of the surgery cost is $5-$6 per hair and $800+ for other fees. So in America, the minimum cost if you are just barely losing your hair is in the $5000 range.

The difference with FUT surgery (Follicular Unit Transplantation) is that the hairs are ripped out altogether with a big strip of skin. The remaining skin in the donor area is stitched together and the stitches are removed after two weeks. The FUT procedure leaves permanent scarring.

After the morning session, you typically have a lunch and then spend the afternoon in a reclined position. The Doctor will draw out with a marker the desired hairline and then shoot two rows of anesthesia across the front of your head, numbing the supraorbital and supratrochlear nerves in the center and the temporal nerve (including auriculotemporal branch) on the side of the head above the temple.

Then the doctor stabs you 800 times with a chisel to create holes for the new roots. This doesn’t hurt much due to the anesthesia, but you can hear the loud echoing of each stab in the depths of your brain. After this the technicians plug each hair follicle into these holes. 

What Does Procedure Feel Like?

Having the Anesthesia injected is the most traumatizing thing I’ve ever experienced. Your mind tells you right away, "what are you doing here?" This cannot be good for the brain. Your conscience tells you to back out right there, but you already spent the big money and the doctor said it won’t have any long term impacts.

I wouldn’t be surprised if many people back out after the first one or two shots. My recommendation is when you go for your first consultation ask if they could give you a sample of putting one of those shots in your head. I guarantee you most people would back out right then and there. Or avoid the consultation, just go to Home Depot and get an industrial staple gun and blast that into your skull, that’s exactly what it feels like, 30x over.

The surgeon lied and said it would be like getting Novocain at the dentist. It is nothing like that. The immediate pain, the longterm pain, and the permanent impact on your brain is significantly worse than Novocain. My life is completely destroyed because of that lie.

If it seems that my cognitive abilities are still sufficient, I’ll note that it has taken two years for me to start writing this, and this has taken me many sittings.

It took psychiatric medicine, with many side effects, to have any motivation at all. I still am a total zombie sometimes, but fortunate can function and be social a few hours a day after the medicine.

Although I feel nothing, sometimes its possible to at least stay occupied to block out the suffering for a few hours. It seems I will never have the capacity to work again though. I’ve never tried recreational drugs, but I’m not far away from exploring that realm.

My life is often just lying there, staring into the sky, just pleading with the Lord to take me. The suffering is more severe when lying down, it feels like no brain activity, but if I get up the dizziness demands that I lie right back down. 

Side Effects of FUE

You want to know what your risking? What it’s like to feel no emotion? I think a good barometer for emotion is gauging, if the people I’m closest to die, would I feel anything? If my brother dies, if my nephews die, if my best friends die, would I feel anything? Nothing. I do love them intellectually, but I feel nothing.

I can’t have a romantic thought so I don’t think I would ever marry, but if I did, if my wife cheated, left me, if she died, I would feel nothing. I could intellectually be mad due to the circumstance, but I have no capacity for sorrow; can’t even have a tear in my eye.

Imagine an agony where you don’t even have the capacity to cry about your own suffering. How I long for just that. At least sorrow is a feeling, it’s part of the human experience. To feel nothing, you’re no longer human. This is the reality you risk entering ladies and gentlemen.