Strip Hair Transplant for Broader Coverage
When a high graft count is needed or a stable harvest plan matters, strip hair transplant remains a sound and effective option.
Strip hair transplant involves removing a strip of scalp tissue from the occipital area, separating individual follicular units, and implanting them where needed.
Effects
A large number of grafts can be harvested reliably in a single session
Wide areas of hair loss can be covered efficiently
Follicular unit separation provides optimal conditions for graft survival
Stable long-term density maintenance is achievable
Recommended for
- •Patients who need coverage over a relatively wide area
- •Cases requiring a high number of grafts
- •Those who prefer a more predictable harvest plan
Strip hair transplant harvests a section of scalp tissue from the back of the head, which is then carefully divided into individual follicular units for implantation in areas of hair loss.
Because a large number of grafts can be obtained in a single session, this method is well-suited for patients who need extensive coverage or significant density reinforcement.
At MOLIV, we focus on precision during each stage of the process — from minimizing follicle damage during separation to managing the donor scar through meticulous closure techniques.
What makes MOLIV different
Precision Follicle Separation
Microscope-assisted dissection minimizes follicle damage during graft preparation.
Scar Management
We use refined closure techniques and post-operative care to keep the donor scar as minimal as possible.
Long-Term Density Planning
Graft distribution is designed with both current needs and future density changes in mind.
Process
In-Depth Consultation
We assess your current hair loss pattern and discuss your goals together.
Design & Harvest Planning
The transplant area and density targets guide the donor region design.
Surgery
Incision, graft separation, and implantation are carried out with precision.
Recovery & Follow-Up
We monitor the donor closure and transplanted area throughout your healing process.
Precautions
A linear scar may remain at the donor site, and suture care is required
The donor area requires management for approximately 10–14 days until suture removal
Vigorous exercise and alcohol should be avoided for 1–2 weeks after surgery
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Find out if strip transplant is right for you
We will help you determine whether strip is the best approach for your situation, or if another method may be more suitable.