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After the individual hair follicles are isolated from the donor strip and the excess tissue removed, they are immediately inserted into pre-cut micro and mini slits or punctured holes that are strategically placed so as to give a natural and aesthetically appealing look to the hair that will grow in future from the transplanted follicles. An expert surgeon can place up to 50 grafts per square cm. The surgery does leave a scar in the donor area, but that gets covered once the hair grows fully.A far less invasive method of obtaining hair grafts for transplant is the follicular unit extraction (FUE) method. Here the surgeon examines the donor tissue under a microscope and selects individual follicular units and then plucks them out using a fine needle, eliminating the need to excise the skin from the back of the head. The benefits of the FUE method are faster healing, less trauma, no strip scar, and the surgeon's ability to individually select follicular units. However, this procedure is far more time-intensive than the traditional strip methods and therefore much more expensive.HAIR BREAKAGESplitting of the ends of hair strands does not take place over night. It begins when the protective cuticle has worn off due to harsh treatment over a period of time. Excessive exposure to sunlight or to chemicals can lead to exposure of the cortex. This then causes the fibrillas within the cortex to lose their cohesion and they begin to fray like strands of rope. These frayed fibrillas are usually referred to as split ends. Shortly after split ends form they become brittle and fall off, thus causing hair breakage. Other means of hair mistreatment can lead to hair breakage, as detailed below.