Hair Transplantation
Hair Transplantation
Hair transplantation is a modern medical procedure offering natural and permanent results through various techniques. Identifying the most suitable method for individuals experiencing hair loss is key to a successful operation. Below are the most commonly used techniques in hair transplantation:
FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction):
FUE is one of the most popular and widely used methods in hair transplantation. In this technique, follicular units are extracted one by one from the donor area and carefully implanted into the recipient area. FUE is preferred for its minimally invasive nature and quick recovery process. Additionally, the risk of scarring is very low, ensuring a natural appearance for the patient.
FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation):
FUT is known as an older method in hair transplantation. This technique involves removing a strip of skin from the donor area, from which follicular units are then separated and transplanted to the recipient site. FUT may be suitable for cases requiring transplantation over larger areas. However, this method might leave a thin scar in the donor area.
DHI (Direct Hair Implantation):
DHI is one of the most innovative and advanced techniques in hair transplantation. In this method, hair follicles are directly implanted into the recipient area using a special pen-like tool called the Choi Implanter Pen. The primary advantage of DHI is minimizing the time hair follicles spend outside the body, thereby increasing their survival rate. Additionally, this method allows for denser implantation, resulting in a more natural and fuller appearance.
Sapphire FUE:
Sapphire FUE is an advanced version of the classic FUE technique. In this method, sapphire blades are used for creating incisions instead of traditional metal blades. Sapphire blades produce finer and more precise cuts, accelerating the healing process and reducing the risk of scarring. Sapphire FUE is ideal for those seeking a natural hairline and faster post-operative recovery.
Each hair transplantation technique has its unique advantages, and the choice of method depends on individual needs and expectations.
