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DHI IMPLANTER PEN FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT METHOD

IMPLANTER PEN FUE IS THE HIGHEST DENSITY OF TRANSPLANTED HAIR

The Implanter Pen FUE method is a brilliant idea that has made hair transplantation a more advanced procedure. High survival rate, maximum density, fast healing without traces - these are the important indicators of transplantation that have become a reality thanks to this hair transplantation technology.

This is a completely seamless transplant technology. The Implanter Pen FUE method is based on a simple idea to combine the moment of skin puncture and implantation of a donor graft in one short movement of the transplant doctor's hand. It is the stage of donor hair implantation that is the most important for transplantation and the final result depends on it.

To date, the most progressive and minimally traumatic method, the Implanter Pen FUE method, gives the most natural and dense result. The Implanter Pen is an original patented micro-instrument and is used only for seamless hair transplantation. The Implanter Pen technique allows you to combine micro-puncture of the skin and implantation of the hair follicle in one short movement. The doctor has a unique opportunity to fully control the stage of implantation (planting) of donor grafts - depth and direction.

The Implanter Pen FUE technique is significantly different from all other hair transplant methods and is superior to all other hair transplant methods. Traditionally, most clinics carry out implantation (implantation) of grafts into the canals, which are done using a needle scalpel or microknife. The vast majority of clinics do transplantation using the channel method. This method of implantation of grafts significantly injures the skin, leaving redness on the skin for a long time. and reduces the survival rate of donor hair. 

WHAT DISADVANTAGES HAS THE TRADITIONAL, CHANNEL TRANSFER METHOD.

First, channels are made in the skin, and then donor hair follicles are placed into these channels using tweezers. With this planting technique, it is impossible to control the exact filling of all channels and it is difficult to give the desired direction of growth for all transplanted hairs. As a result, the transplanted hair may grow unevenly and erratically.

All canals are made the same size, so their sizes do not always correspond to the sizes of donor grafts. The transplanted hair may be either "cramped" or too roomy. In both cases, this negatively affects their survival and may leave small scars on the skin.