ARTAS robot vs manual FUE - Which is better?

HappyPatient

I personally underwent a manual FUE procedure a couple of years ago, and I have been quite happy with the results. The procedure was done by a skilled surgeon in a reputable clinic, and I appreciated the personalized approach and attention to detail. The recovery time was relatively quick, and I was back to my regular routine within a week. I did consider the ARTAS robot option, but ultimately decided against it due to the higher cost and concerns about potential limitations with the robotic technology. However, I've heard positive experiences from others who have opted for ARTAS, so it really comes down to personal preference and what you feel most comfortable with. Ultimately, I would recommend doing thorough research, consulting with multiple clinics, and choosing the option that aligns best with your individual needs and budget.

orozco_warrior

I personally went through both the ARTAS robot and manual FUE procedures for my hair transplant. The ARTAS robot was definitely more costly and I found that it provided more precise and consistent extractions compared to the manual FUE. However, the manual FUE allowed for more customization and flexibility in terms of hairline design and angles. In the end, I was happy with the results of both procedures, but I would recommend considering factors like cost, location, and your specific hair loss pattern before making a decision. Ultimately, it's important to choose a skilled and experienced surgeon who can achieve the best outcome for your individual needs.

techieexplorer89

In my experience, I opted for the ARTAS robot for my FUE hair transplant. I found that the precision and consistency of the robot's harvesting technique provided more natural-looking results compared to manual FUE. The procedure itself was relatively painless and recovery time was quick. However, one concern I had was the cost - the ARTAS robot tends to be more expensive than manual FUE procedures. Additionally, the availability of ARTAS technology may be limited in certain locations, so it's important to research and find a reputable clinic that offers this option. Overall, I am happy with the results of my ARTAS FUE transplant, but it's essential to weigh the benefits and costs before making a decision.