Hair transplant techniques
A method is a tool, not a brand. Your doctor plans FUE, DHI or sapphire channels alone or combined, according to your hair type, donor capacity and goals.
FUE hair transplant
Follicular units are taken one by one from the donor area and placed into channels at a natural angle.
DHI (implanter pen)
Channel creation and placement happen in one step with an implanter pen, giving fine angle control at the hairline.
Sapphire FUE
Recipient channels are opened with sapphire-tipped blades, producing fine, smooth-edged incisions.
Female hair transplant
A precise procedure for central thinning or a high forehead, often planned without shaving.
Beard transplant
Single and double-hair grafts are placed at very acute angles into sparse or empty beard areas.
Eyebrow transplant
The brow shape is drawn to facial proportions; single-hair grafts follow the natural change of direction.
Afro hair transplant
Follicles that curve beneath the skin need specific punch selection and slow, careful extraction.
PRP and exosome support
Supportive treatments planned on a doctor’s advice to complement a transplant; they do not replace it.
The information on this page is general and does not replace a medical consultation. The method, graft number and timeline suitable for you can only be determined after an examination. Simulations are illustrative and are not a promise of results.
Four measures that decide the method
Donor density
Follicular units per cm² at the back of the scalp set the harvest limit.
Area to restore
Hairline, mid-scalp and crown are measured separately, each with its own target density.
Hair type
Calibre, curl and hair–skin colour contrast change perceived density.
Life plan
Shaving preference, time off work and a possible second session are discussed together.
See it on your own photo
Choose a hairline and hairstyle, review an illustrative 12-month timeline and, if you wish, send it for a doctor’s review.