Choosing the right technique is a critical decision in your hair restoration journey. Modern medicine offers several advanced methods, each tailored to different types of hair loss and patient needs. The most common techniques are FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction), where follicles are taken individually, and FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation), which involves a strip of tissue. Additionally, the DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) method allows for direct placement using specialized pens.

Every scalp is unique. Our specialists evaluate the extent of your hair loss, the density of your donor area, and your personal recovery preferences to recommend the most suitable path.

1. FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction)

FUE is currently the "gold standard" in hair transplantation. Individual hair follicles are extracted one by one from the donor area using a micro-motor tool. There are no linear scars, and recovery is typically very fast, making it ideal for those who prefer shorter hairstyles.

2. DHI (Direct Hair Implantation)

DHI is an advanced variation of the FUE technique. Extracted follicles are loaded into a specialized tool called a **Choi Implanter Pen** and implanted directly into the recipient area. This offers absolute control over the angle and direction of each hair and often doesn't require shaving the recipient area, a major plus for many patients.

3. Advanced Options and Success Rates

Beyond the primary techniques, advanced options such as robotic hair transplants and PRP-supported (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatments are frequently used to enhance success rates, support graft survival, and accelerate the natural healing process.

Conclusion: Personalized Hair Restoration

Whether it's the precision of DHI or the efficiency of FUE, each method has its place in professional hair restoration. A detailed consultation with our experts is the first step toward a personalized treatment plan that restores not just your hair, but your confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between FUE and DHI?

FUE involves opening channels before implantation, while DHI uses a Choi Pen to implant follicles directly without prior channel opening. DHI allows for higher density and often requires no shaving of the recipient area.

Which method leaves the least scarring?

Both FUE and DHI are minimally invasive and leave no visible linear scars. The tiny micro-dots in the donor area heal within days and become virtually undetectable.

Is DHI more expensive than FUE?

Yes, DHI is typically more expensive because it is a more labor-intensive and precise technique requiring specialized equipment (Choi Pens).

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This information is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult your physician.

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