Hair transplantation has seen significant advancements over the years, moving from conventional strip surgeries to more refined procedures like follicular unit extraction (FUE) [1]. The evolution in surgical techniques has been driven by the evolving demands of patients, particularly in terms of minimizing pain, scarring, and downtime associated with the procedure. Long-hair FUE, sometimes also known as non-shaven FUE (NS-FUE), has emerged as a response to the increasing demand for discretion and minimal visible effects immediately following the procedure.