FUE hair transplant consultation at Skin Works Medical Spa Torrance
Hair Restoration, Torrance, CA

FUE Hair Transplant
in Torrance

Board-certified, ISHRS-trained surgical hair restoration with a personalized graft plan for natural, lasting results.

Free Consult
Board-Certified Surgeon
ISHRS Member
Financing Available

FUE Hair Transplant at a Glance

Best forPattern hair loss and thinning with a stable donor area
DowntimeMost patients return to normal activity within a few days
Typical planOne session, graft count based on your goals and donor supply
ResultsNew growth begins around months 3 to 4, full results by 12 to 18 months
Starting priceFrom $6 per graft
Best next stepFree surgical consultation

FUE, or follicular unit extraction, is a surgical hair restoration technique that removes individual hair follicles from a stable donor area and transplants them into thinning or balding areas, without a linear strip scar. Every patient is physiologically different, so before recommending a procedure we look closely at your specific pattern of hair loss to find the right approach for you. Your procedure is performed by Dr. Matt Tahsini, a board-certified hair surgeon and member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS).

What Is FUE Hair Transplant?

FUE involves extracting individual follicular units, typically from the back and sides of the scalp where hair is genetically resistant to thinning, then placing them one by one into the recipient area to follow your natural growth pattern.

Follicle-by-Follicle Extraction

Individual grafts are removed using a small punch tool, leaving tiny dot scars rather than a single linear scar, so short haircuts stay an option afterward.

Personalized Graft Plan

Your surgeon maps a graft count and placement pattern based on your donor supply, hairline shape, and goals. No two plans are identical.

Board-Certified, ISHRS-Trained

Dr. Matt Tahsini is a board-certified hair surgeon and ISHRS member who has performed numerous FUE procedures.

Surgeon examining a patient's hairline during an FUE hair transplant consultation

A consultation maps your donor supply, hairline design, and realistic graft count before any procedure is scheduled.

Who FUE Is Best For

This page is educational. An in-person surgical consultation is required to confirm candidacy and build a safe, appropriate plan.

  • Patients with a stable, healthy donor area at the back or sides of the scalp
  • Pattern hair loss or thinning that has stabilized rather than rapidly progressing
  • Realistic expectations about graft count, timeline, and final density
  • Good general health with no active scalp conditions on the day of the procedure
  • Willingness to follow aftercare instructions during the healing period

What We Evaluate Before Recommending It

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Donor area density and long-term supply

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Pattern and stage of hair loss, and whether it has stabilized

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Realistic graft count for your goals and donor supply

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Health history and any conditions that could affect healing

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Hairline design and how it should age naturally over time

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Whether PRP, medical therapy, or a combined approach may serve you better than surgery alone

Find Your Starting Point

Answer four short questions and we’ll point you to the right next step.

Question 1 of 4

How would you describe your hair loss?

Question 2 of 4

Have you tried anything for hair loss before?

Question 3 of 4

How soon are you looking to start?

Question 4 of 4

Do you prefer to book or text first?

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How FUE Works

Donor Extraction

Individual follicular units are removed one at a time from the back and sides of the scalp using a small punch tool, leaving tiny dot scars.

Graft Preparation

Grafts are sorted and kept viable under magnification while your surgeon finalizes the placement plan.

Recipient Site Creation

Tiny recipient sites are made at an angle and direction that matches your natural growth pattern.

Graft Placement

Each graft is placed individually for a natural density gradient, rather than an even, unnatural-looking fill.

Close-up of FUE donor area follicle extraction using a small punch tool

Individual follicles are extracted one at a time from the donor area using a small punch tool.

Close-up of individual graft placement during FUE hair transplant

Grafts are placed one at a time to follow your natural hairline and growth direction.

FUE vs. Other Approaches

FUE vs. Strip Method (FUT)

FUE removes individual follicles and leaves tiny dot scars, keeping short haircuts an option. The strip method removes a linear section of scalp and leaves a single line scar, which can suit patients who need a very high graft count in one session and are comfortable keeping hair longer over the donor area.

FUE vs. PRP for Hair

FUE physically relocates permanent, growing hair follicles for patients with established thinning or balding. PRP uses your own platelet-rich plasma to support existing follicles and is best suited to early thinning where hair is still present but weakening, or as a complement after a transplant.

FUE vs. Non-Surgical Medical Therapy

Topical and oral medical therapies can slow further loss and support existing hair, but they do not add new follicles to a bald area. FUE is a surgical option for patients who want to restore density in an area that has already lost hair.

Not sure whether FUE, PRP, or a combined approach is right for you? Text us a question and we’ll help you decide.

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How the Procedure Works

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Before you begin

Free Consultation

Meet with Dr. Tahsini in clinic. We review your hair loss pattern, donor supply, and goals, and discuss your options, cost, and downtime in detail. No pressure, no commitment.

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Procedure day

Graft Extraction and Placement

Grafts are extracted from your donor area and placed individually into the recipient area following your personalized plan, under local anesthesia.

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First 10 to 14 days

Initial Healing

Your scalp needs gentle care during the first two weeks. Most patients return to work or normal activity within a few days, with detailed aftercare instructions provided.

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Ongoing

Follow-Up Care

We check in as your grafts establish and grow, and are available to answer questions throughout your recovery.

Grafts being sorted and prepared under magnification at a clinical workstation

Grafts are sorted and kept viable under magnification while your surgical plan is finalized.

Typical Results Timeline

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Weeks 2 to 8

Shedding Phase

Transplanted hairs typically shed a few weeks after the procedure. This is a normal, expected part of the process, not a sign the graft failed, since the follicle itself remains in place.

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Months 3 to 4

New Growth Begins

Transplanted follicles begin producing new hair, though early growth can be fine and thin at first.

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Months 6 to 9

Visible Thickening

Hair continues to thicken and fill in as more follicles mature.

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Months 12 to 18

Full Results

Final density and texture are typically visible by this stage, reflecting your graft count, donor supply, and individual healing.

Clinical care team member supporting a hair transplant patient at Skin Works Medical Spa

Our clinical team supports every step of your hair restoration journey, from consultation through aftercare.

Treatment Options and Pricing

Final graft count and pricing are confirmed at your consultation. Tap any treatment below to see full details and package pricing.

Questions about pricing or financing? Text us at (844) 759-6757

Frequently Asked Questions

Who performs the procedure?

Dr. Matt Tahsini, a board-certified hair surgeon and member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS), performs your procedure. He has performed numerous FUE procedures, with reviews available on RealSelf.

Does FUE leave a scar?

FUE leaves tiny dot scars scattered across the donor area rather than a single linear scar, so short haircuts remain an option for most patients once healed.

How many grafts will I need?

Graft count depends on your pattern of hair loss, donor supply, and goals. Your surgeon determines a specific number at your consultation.

Is it normal for transplanted hair to fall out?

Yes. Transplanted hairs typically shed a few weeks after the procedure before regrowing starting around months 3 to 4. This shedding phase is expected and does not mean the graft failed.

What is the recovery like?

Most patients return to work or normal activity within a few days. Your provider gives detailed aftercare instructions to protect the grafts during the first two weeks.

What does the 3000 Grafts Special Offer include?

If your surgeon determines fewer than 3000 grafts are needed, the remaining balance is eligible for a complimentary touch-up session anytime within the following 3 years. This is exclusive to scalp hair transplants and does not extend to eyebrow or beard transplants.

Is financing available?

Yes. Financing options are available through Cherry, Klarna, Affirm, and CareCredit, subject to approval. Your consultant can walk you through the options at your free consultation.

FUE Hair Transplant in Torrance and the South Bay

Visit us at 2573 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite B in Rolling Hills Plaza, Torrance. We regularly see patients from Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Palos Verdes, Gardena, Carson, Lomita, and San Pedro.

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