Are the final transplanted 'results' any different with FUE/SAFER than those achieved with the “strip” surgery?

Results are similar. FUE procedures, by default, yield grafts that contain mainly one, two, three, or four follicles called "follicular units. “Strip” harvests, which are microscopically dissected by a team into grafts of one, two or three follicles, would also yield similar 'follicular-unit' grafts. Provided that in each case the grafts are implanted with care, artistry and precision into the recipient area, the final transplanted results with FUE would be similar, if not identical, to those of an accomplished surgeon performing the “strip” harvest. The difference is not in the area of hair growth, but how the donor area is harvested either by a strip of scalp or by small individual graft extractions.