What’s the difference between strip and FUE hair transplant methods?
🟩 Interview with Director Jin‑Oh Kim of Gangnam New Hair Transplant Clinic: What’s the Difference Between Incisional and Non‑Incisional Methods? When people considering a hair transplant visit the clinic, the first questions they ask are: “What’s the difference between the incisional and non‑incisional methods?” “I heard the non‑incisional method is safer, more natural, and less painful… is that true?” These questions are not simple curiosity—they come from fear, anxiety, worry, regret, and the desire to avoid another failure, feelings only those who have undergone a hair transplant at least once can truly understand.
Korean Hair Transplant Success Rate, Cost, and Precautions — Interview with Dr. Kim Jino of New Hair Clinic
Pain after a hair‑transplant surgery is usually limited to the anesthesia process during the procedure, and once the anesthesia wears off, most patients feel only a dull, mild discomfort rather than severe pain. It may feel slightly uncomfortable, tight, or similar to pressing on a bruised area — this level of sensation is typical. Of course, pain perception varies from person to person, so some individuals who are more sensitive may report feeling more discomfort…