Objective To explore the effect of perioperative nursing care of hair follicle unit extraction （FUE） in the

treatment of androgenetic alopecia （AGA） patients. Methods A retrospective analysis of the perioperative nursing care of 150 AGA patients undergoing hair transplantation from October 2020 to October 2021 was retrospectively analyzed， including preoperative lifestyle guidance， medication guidance， psychological counseling， and scalp care； Intraoperative surgical area preparation， position care， pain management， psychological care， and preparation of transplanted hair follicles； Postoperative dressing care， prevention and treatment of complications， medication guidance， dietary guidance， and postoperative follow-up. Results After 1 week to 12 months of follow-up， the survival rate of transplanted hair follicles was more than 95%， and the postoperative hair was beautiful and natural. The patient satisfaction rate reached 96.7%. Conclusion Perioperative care of FUE surgery for AGA is an important guarantee for the success of hair transplantation.

Androgenetic alopecia, Hair follicle unit extraction, Perioperative nursing