DHI Technique

DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) 

is a hair transplant technique that involves extracting hair follicles from the donor area and implanting them directly into the recipient area without creating incisions or slits. The procedure is performed using a specialized tool called a Choi pen, which has a hollow needle attached to it. The hair follicles are placed inside the needle, and the needle is then inserted directly into the recipient area, where the hair follicles are implanted.

During the DHI hair transplant procedure, the donor area is usually the back of the patient’s head, where the hair follicles are resistant to hair loss. The doctor will first shave the donor area and then extract the hair follicles using a specialized tool. The extracted hair follicles are then placed inside the Choi pen and inserted directly into the recipient area without creating incisions or slits.

One of the advantages of DHI hair transplant is that it allows for greater precision and control over the placement of hair follicles. The Choi pen can be adjusted to control the depth, direction, and angle of hair implantation, which helps to create a natural-looking hairline and avoid damaging the surrounding hair follicles. Additionally, because the procedure does not require incisions or slits, it can result in less bleeding and scarring, and a faster recovery time compared to other hair transplant technique