The process of hair transplantation with the DHI technique begins with a detailed consultation and hair analysis. At this stage, the patient's hair loss pattern, hair density and expected results are reviewed. In addition, the number of hair follicles to be transplanted and the area where they will be placed are planned in detail.
Local anesthesia is applied to the area to be transplanted so that the patient can experience a comfortable procedure. This way, no pain or discomfort is felt during the procedure.
The DHI technique is usually combined with the Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) method. Hair follicles are extracted individually and carefully without damaging the surrounding tissue. The extracted follicles are prepared for transplantation with Choi Pen.
The extracted hair follicles are implanted directly into balding or thinning areas with a special instrument called the Choi Pen. The Choi Pen allows precise placement of the follicles under the skin. This method allows for more accurate control of the angles and directions of transplantation, so that the results have a natural appearance.
Recovery after hair transplantation with the DHI technique is usually fast and comfortable. Mild swelling and discomfort may be felt after the procedure, but this condition decreases within a few days. Most patients can return to their daily activities within a few days after the procedure.
The DHI technique requires a high level of expertise and experience. The choice of the clinic and the doctor who will perform the procedure is critical for a successful outcome. Also, as with any hair transplantation method, the DHI technique may not be suitable for every patient. Factors such as hair structure, degree of hair loss and general health status determine the suitability of the method.