The following article, posted on our Hair Loss Social Community and Discussion Forums was written by recommended hair restoration surgeon Dr. Tejinder Bhatti:
“Cherry picking” is another agricultural term so typical of hair transplant surgery like “harvesting”, “plantation”, “corn row”, etc. Cherry picking (Golden Harvest) denotes harvesting of “golden follicles” (anagen follicles in full bloom and at their hardy best). The advantage of harvesting golden follicles is specific to the follicular unit extraction (FUE) technique and leads to-
The patient pays only for the grafts that grow best!
How do we detect golden follicles?
Cherry picking is an effective way to move the best quality hair with fuller body and with better potential for growth: a significant leap for the surgical hair restoration industry.
Dr. Tejinder Bhatti
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David
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