Hair Transplant

DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) Hair Transplant Method

DHI hair transplant is an innovative method that has become one of the most preferred options in the field of hair transplantation in recent years. Also known as "Direct Hair Implantation" or "pen technique," this method involves placing hair follicles directly into the transplant area using a specially designed Choi pen (Choi Implanter Pen). Unlike other hair transplant methods, the extraction and implantation of follicles are performed simultaneously in the DHI technique. This minimizes the time the hair follicles spend outside and increases their viability.

The DHI method provides a more precise and controlled procedure in hair transplantation. Thanks to the Choi pen, hair follicles are placed directly into the bald areas instead of creating channels, making it much easier to achieve a natural look. Additionally, this technique allows for closer placement of follicles during the transplant, resulting in a denser and fuller appearance.

The DHI hair transplant method is often compared to the FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) method. Both methods involve extracting hair follicles individually. However, since there is no channel creation in DHI, the recovery process can be faster. This allows patients to return to their daily lives more quickly. DHI hair transplant is an ideal choice for those looking to achieve a natural and aesthetic appearance, especially along the hairline.

The DHI method is also widely used for eyebrow, beard, and mustache transplants. One of the advantages of DHI is that it involves less bleeding and trauma, resulting in a more comfortable recovery process.

Supported by the latest technology, DHI hair transplant is a safe and effective solution for anyone experiencing hair loss and aiming for a denser and more natural hair appearance. If you are considering a hair transplant, you can consult our specialists for detailed information to determine the best option for your personal needs and regain your confidence with this modern technique.

Procedure Duration: 6-8 Hours