A modern hair transplant technique where hair follicles are extracted using a Choi Implanter Pen and directly implanted into the scalp without creating incisions beforehand.
A technique where individual hair follicles are extracted from the donor area and implanted in the recipient area. It leaves minimal scarring and offers a natural look.
Also known as the strip method, this procedure removes a strip of skin from the donor area, extracts follicular units, and implants them in the recipient area.
A treatment where a patient’s own platelet-rich plasma is injected into the scalp to stimulate hair growth and enhance transplant results.
A general term referring to PRP therapy, which uses blood plasma to strengthen hair follicles and improve hair growth.
The part of the scalp where hair follicles are taken for transplantation, typically the back or sides of the head.
The area where hair follicles are implanted, usually in the hairline, temples, or crown.
A unit of transplanted hair containing one to four hair follicles.
Temporary hair shedding after a transplant due to the trauma of the procedure. It is a normal part of the healing process.
The process of creating a natural-looking hairline based on the patient’s age, face shape, and hair density.
Refers to how many hair follicles are implanted per square centimeter for a fuller look.
The percentage of transplanted hair grafts that successfully grow in the recipient area, typically 90% or higher.
The growth phase of the hair cycle, where transplanted hairs start to grow.
Pain control used during hair transplantation to numb the scalp and make the procedure painless.
Instructions given after the transplant to ensure proper healing, including avoiding sun exposure and following washing guidelines.
A non-surgical procedure where tiny pigments are injected into the scalp to create the illusion of fuller hair.
Hair transplants performed on the beard or eyebrows to restore thickness and shape.
A classification system used to measure male pattern baldness from stage 1 to stage 7.
Proteins that stimulate cell regeneration and hair growth, often used in PRP therapy.
Popular medications used to slow hair loss and promote regrowth. Minoxidil is applied topically, while Finasteride is taken orally.
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