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Undetectable even the next dayQuick return to daily life,natural-looking results

The next day, as if nothing happened

FUE Hair Transplant

FUEHair Transplant

Non-Incision (Follicular Unit Extraction)

Undetectable even the next day — quick return to daily life,natural-looking results

Duration

About 8 hours

Anesthesia

Local · sedation

Recovery

Varies by person

Final result

About 1 year

One year after FUE hair transplant at MOJELIM

About two weeks after surgery, the donor area at the back of the head has mostly healed — even lifting the hair reveals little sign of surgery.

Wait — FUE is not the right choice for everyone.

FUT vs FUE: what's the difference?

Which surgical method is right for me?

FUT (Strip)

FUE (Non-incision)

A strip of scalp is taken from the back of the head, and healthy follicles are transplanted to the area that needs hair

Only the follicles needed are extracted one by one from between the hairs, without an incision

Well suited to large sessions

Minimal damage to the scalp

Relatively lower cost

Relatively less pain, faster recovery

Shorter surgery time

Hardly noticeable right after surgery

※ FUT and FUE differ only in how follicles are harvested — neither is overwhelmingly better. The right method is determined by diagnosis, based on your scalp condition and stage of hair loss.

MOJELIM FUE hair transplant core strengths

A transplant no one notices
No shaving required —
return to daily life quickly
Naturalness, maximized
A gradation effect built
with fine hairs included
Optimal density
Fuller coverage through
multi-follicle selection
The secret to high survival
Two follicle technicians with
4+ years of experience each

Discreet harvesting for a quick return to daily life

MOJELIM FUE cutting methods

Depending on the harvesting method, FUE can be performed without shaving, so you can keep your existing hairstyle through surgery.

Two-Block Cut
A wide area of the lower back of the head is shaved before harvesting
Hide Cut
Hair is taped up in rows 1–2mm apart before harvesting
No-Cut
Harvesting with no shaving at all — the most discreet cutting method

Day after FUE surgery (front)

With FUE, your existing hair covers the donor area, so the surgery is hardly noticeable afterwards.

Right after Hide Cut surgery

With FUE, your existing hair covers the donor area, so the surgery is hardly noticeable afterwards.

1 day after Hide Cut surgery

With FUE, your existing hair covers the donor area, so the surgery is hardly noticeable afterwards.

22 days after Hide Cut surgery

With FUE, your existing hair covers the donor area, so the surgery is hardly noticeable afterwards.

1 year after FUE surgery at MOJELIM

About two weeks after surgery, the donor area has mostly healed — even lifting the hair reveals little sign of surgery.

MOJELIM FUE before & after

See our patients before and after surgery

2023.04.152024.04.12

FUE hair transplant, 3,000 hairs

Day 363

2023.06.162024.06.15

FUE hair transplant, 5,000 hairs

Day 365

2022.12.202023.12.18

FUE hair transplant, 3,400 hairs

Day 363

2024.06.272025.07.26

FUE hair transplant, 4,400 hairs

Day 394

※ The photos in this post were taken of the same patient under identical conditions, with the patient's consent, after surgery or treatment at MOJELIM Plastic Surgery Clinic.

※ Pain, bleeding, folliculitis and pigmentation may occur after surgery or treatment, and bruising, swelling and the results themselves vary from person to person.

※ Before-and-after photos show the result at the number of days elapsed stated and may differ from what you see in person.

Before & After Contact

The key to high survival and strong grafts

The MOJELIM FUE surgical method

Damage-free harvesting

Precision harvesting technique considered down to 0.01mm

Harvested too shallow

Root damage — lower survival rate

Harvested too wide

Tissue damage — scarring, slower recovery

Ideal harvesting

Optimal extraction — minimal scarring

With you for a full year, until every graft takes root

Aftercare that matters as much as surgery

Day 1 after surgery

Shampoo

Weeks 1–4

FUT

• Stitch removalDays 5–14

• O2 scalingDay 30

FUE

• O2 scalingDay 20

Months 3, 6 and 12

Progress check and follow-up call

Precision care for the first 72 hours

The MOJELIM survival kit

Survival spray

Epidermal growth factor helps

transplanted hairs survive and the

implant area recover quickly.

Ice pack

Reduces swelling

after surgery

* Keep it away from the implant area

Pillow cover

Prevents infection of the

surgical area through the pillow

Hydrogen peroxide

Disinfect once daily until stitches

are removed, against inflammation

* FUT only For the sutured donor area

From the day of surgery to one year

Recovery guide after surgery

Preview how your scalp will change after surgery

Everything you wondered before deciding

MOJELIM FUE Hair Transplant Q&A

01
Can I return to daily life the day after surgery?
Yes — both daily activities and shampooing are possible from the day after surgery.
02
How painful is the surgery?
Local anesthesia is administered after sedation, so there is very little pain during surgery itself, and any discomfort afterwards can be managed with painkillers.
03
When can I drink and smoke after surgery?
Alcohol and smoking are possible from day 10 after surgery, once the grafts have fully taken root.
04
Does FUE require shaving?
It depends on the harvesting method. The Two-Block Cut shaves a wide area of the lower back of the head; the Hide Cut tapes hair up in rows 1–2mm apart; and the No-Cut harvests without any shaving. Your existing hair covers the donor area, so the surgery is hardly noticeable afterwards.
05
How long does FUE surgery take?
About 8 hours, depending on the number of grafts. It is performed under local anesthesia with sedation.
06
Does FUE leave scars?
Follicles are extracted one by one with a punch, without an incision, so there is no linear scar as with the strip method, and damage to the scalp is minimized.
07
Which is better, FUT or FUE?
FUT and FUE differ only in how follicles are harvested — neither is overwhelmingly better. The right method is determined by diagnosis, based on your scalp condition and stage of hair loss.
08
Is there swelling after hairline correction?
There is hardly any swelling. During surgery, MOJELIM administers an anti-swelling injection to minimize it.
09
Why is crown (vertex) transplantation considered difficult?
Around the crown, hair grows in a radial, spiral pattern centered on the whorl, so directions are irregular — and blood flow is lower than in other areas, making graft survival more demanding. The direction, angle and depth of each hair are therefore finely controlled as grafts are placed between your existing hairs.
10
Can the crown be treated with FUE too?
The published crown cases were performed with FUE — follicles are placed between your existing hairs without damaging them, building up density. The method is decided in consultation, based on your scalp condition and stage of hair loss.
11
How many hairs does a crown transplant need?
Even with the same graft count, coverage and visual density depend on the placement strategy. Rather than a simple number, we plan the implant area, protection of existing hair, possible future hair loss, and donor follicle allocation together — the required count is explained after diagnosis, with its basis.
12
How is the cost of a crown transplant determined?
It is not 'X hairs for Y' — it depends on the implant area, the plan for protecting existing hair, allowance for future hair loss, and follow-up care. In your consultation, ask for the total cost along with the basis for the graft count, the implant area, the plan for protecting existing hair, and the follow-up check system.
13
Do I still need hair-loss medication after a crown transplant?
Crown hair loss is a progressive condition driven by the hormone DHT, so medication and scalp care should continue after the transplant to preserve both transplanted and existing hair long-term.
14
Should I transplant right away, or try medication first?
If follicle function remains in the early stage, medication and observation come first; if scalp exposure is clear, a transplant is considered alongside treatment. The treatment approach and surgical plan depend on how far the hair loss has progressed.

A differentiated surgical system

See the operating system MOJELIM has refined for excellent surgical results.

From consultation to surgery

One surgeon, start to finish

Does the surgeon ever change to someone else mid-surgery?

At MOJELIM, your surgeon personally operates from the start of surgery to the end.

One surgeon takes responsibility for your surgery from beginning to end.
Because one surgeon handles everything from consultation to surgery, results are more natural with higher graft survival.

Medical staff at peak condition

MOJELIM performs many surgeries — how do you manage your surgeons' condition?

Our surgeons follow a 'minimum surgery schedule,' entering every operation in peak condition.

FUT / FUE surgery

1–2 per day

Surgeries per MOJELIM surgeon, per day

A surgeon’s condition can affect the safety and results of that day’s patients.
To maintain personal condition and surgical skill,
each MOJELIM surgeon performs only one or two operations per day.

No inexperienced surgeons

Could a new doctor be operating on me?

Even new doctors complete a two-year training period before performing surgery.

At MOJELIM, a doctor may perform surgery only after at least two years of training.
(Two years of residency after obtaining a medical license)

During those two years, each doctor takes part in about 1,000 surgeries (roughly 4,000 hours).
This training system is how MOJELIM promises consistently satisfying results, whoever your surgeon is.

The right team size

Surgical efficiency

How many staff take part in a surgery?

Up to seven, for maximum surgical efficiency.

Surgical team

per patient

Surgeon

Nurses

Follicle technicians

2–3

Per patient

patient in surgery

Up to

dedicated team members

In hair transplantation, the golden time between harvesting and implantation is a key factor in graft survival.
To shorten surgery time and raise efficiency, one surgeon, three nurses and two to three follicle technicians —
up to seven staff — work on a single patient’s surgery.