Hair Services

Why You Should Consider Robotic FUE Hair Restoration

The Description, Process, and Features of ARTAS Robotic (FUE) - A New Method of Harvesting Follicular Units

FUE Hair Restoration

Dr. Feinberg was the first doctor to bring ARTAS FUE to New Jersey. With over nine years of using the ARTAS robot in his practice, he is considered an ARTAS expert. Dr. Feinberg collaborates with the manufacturer by beta testing new ARTAS software and hardware, and ARTAS asked that he give the latest ARTAS robot upgrade his seal of approval. With the help of industry-leading equipment like the ARTAS robot, Dr. Feinberg and his team of specialists lead the charge against hair loss for adults from all walks of life. The ARTAS robot can identify and delicately harvest hair better than a manual excision method. By evaluating hair by thickness and angles, Dr. Feinberg and his team can use the prime hair from the back of your scalp to develop a fuller head of hair. To decide if this procedure is a good option for you, please schedule a consultation to discuss your hair restoration goals, your lifestyle, and the potential FUE hair transplant cost for your case. Dr. Feinberg and his team of experts are leading the way to healthier, fuller heads of hair in men and women around the country.

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Robotic Harvesting

ARTAS Artificial Intelligence™ algorithms are used to identify & select your prime hair for harvesting while maintaining the look of your donor area.

Robotic Accuracy

With micron level accuracy and precision, hair is identified and delicately harvested using a complex algorithm which selects the best hairs for your transplant.

Eliminated Human Error

ARTAS outperforms manual FUE by reducing transection through robotic analysis of hair angles & thickness. Imaging is superior with High-Definition Stereoscopic Vision.

The Process Of Robotic FUE

To harvest the grafts, the back of the head must be shaved. The numbers of grafts that can be harvested are about the same as with follicular unit excision (FUT). The Follicular Units (FUs) are removed from the scalp and placed in dishes with a cold preservative solution. The placement is the same as with follicular unit excision (FUT). The bald scalp is outlined and injected with a local anesthetic. Tiny openings are created with varying sized needles and the FUs are inserted manually.

The Robotic transplant takes about 2 hours longer than the traditional FUT. Post-op, as with a FUT procedure, the transplanted hairs fall out over a few weeks, and the new hairs regrow in and about three to five months. Most people look their best in about eight to ten months. Future balding and the desire for increased density dictates the need for future sessions.

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