Modern Hair Transplant techniques were first developed in Japan in the 1930 s where doctors used grafts to restore eyebrow and eyelashes as well as the scalp hair of burn victims. It did not become a treatment for male baldness treatment until 1950 when dermatologists plated first grafts in balding areas. FUT was the first popular method of hair transplantation.

As well all know FUT is the best way to hair transplantation. In this process strip of hair is surgically removed from the back side of the scalp and follicular unit grafts are extracted and replanted in the bald area by the surgeons with small blades and fine needles. The main drawback of this technique is method that scar is left in the donor area, which is visible if the patient like to wear his or her hair short.

In 1980’s FUT were growing as mixed success had mixed success. Patients could be left plug- like doll’s hair, with several hairs sprouting together in unsightly individual clumps. However techniques for replanting donor air have improved. Thanks to the technique who started slowly evolving over time as surgeons became more experienced at performing the operation and shared their knowledge, leading to much more natural blend with existing natural hair. FUE was first developed as a technique is the 1990 by Australian physician Dr Ray wood and his sister Dr Angela Campbell. They felt that cutting out a big patch of harvest the donor hair was unnecessarily traumatic so developed a new technique where the follicular units were taken one-by-one, directly fro the donor area, with fine needles. Early techniques were noticeable from punch grafts used to the remove the donor hair, which ranged in diameter from 1.5 to 2 mm. due to improved equipment- meaning that the scarring is almost indiscernible to the naked eye.