DHI Method Versus Fue Method

FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction):

* FUE is a hair transplantation technique that involves extracting individual hair follicles from the donor area (typically the back or sides of the head) using a micro punch or microneedle.
* The extracted follicles are then prepared and implanted into the recipient area, which is usually experiencing hair loss or thinning.
* FUE can be performed using different implantation methods, including the DHI method.

DHI (Direct Hair Implantation):

* DHI is a specific variation of the FUE method, characterized by the use of a Choi implanter pen during the implantation phase.
* The Choi implanter pen has a hollow needle with a slanted tip, allowing for precise placement of the extracted hair follicles directly into the recipient area.
* DHI eliminates the need for creating incisions or slits in the recipient area before implantation, as the hair follicles are inserted directly using the Choi implanter.
* The DHI technique provides the surgeon with enhanced control over the angle, direction, and depth of each implanted hair follicle.
To summarize, DHI is a technique that falls under the FUE method. While traditional FUE may involve implantation using forceps, tweezers or other tools, the DHI technique utilizes a Choi implanter pen for direct and precise placement of hair follicles without prior incision creation.
It’s essential to consult with our hair transplant specialist to determine the most suitable approach for your specific needs, as the choice between FUE and DHI will depend on various factors such as your hair characteristics and the surgeon’s expertise…