While the FUT method was widely used in the 1990s, this method was replaced by the FUE technique in the 2000s. FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) is the most widely used and most advanced hair follicle removal technique today. It is the removal and collection of hair follicles one by one from the donor area with special devices called Micromotor under local anesthesia. Being able to extract healthy and high quality follicles in FUE process is a very important stage that greatly affects the result of hair transplantation. Hair follicles are structurally found under the skin as single-follicled, two-folllicled and multi-follicled, such as with three, four, and five follicles. During the FUE process, collecting the hair follicles without damaging the multiple follicles will yield to having more hair in the transplantation area and obtaining a denser, more covering result. For this, specially developed tools with various sizes called “punches” are used. After removing and collecting hair follicles, called grafts, the follicles are placed one by one in the grooves opened in the area for transplantation. In almost all hair transplantation techniques, FUE method is used for collecting hair follicles.  For the transfer of the collected follicles to the hairless area, various options are available. such as slitting, grooving with sapphire blade, DHI etc.