DHI

What is Beard and Moustache Transplantation?

Beard and moustache transplantation involves transplanting hair roots from the donor area to the area where beard or moustache is needed. Beard and moustache are crucial elements of men's external appearance, and deformations or gaps in these areas due to genetic, hormonal, or other reasons are common. This method offers several benefits, such as not requiring epilation since the desired areas are planted as requested by the person after the operation, restoring or enhancing facial characteristics, and making the person look mature for their age.

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Advantages:

Accurate Placement of grafts: DHI allows for precise control over the angle, direction, and depth of hair follicle implantation, resulting in a natural-looking hairline

Least Invasive: DHI involves minimal handling of grafts and doesn't require creation of channels on recipient areas beforehand.

No Scalpel: The DHI technique doesn't involve scalpels, leading to less scarring and a faster recovery time

Higher Graft Survival: Because grafts are implanted immediately after extraction, their survival rate can be higher compared to techniques where grafts are stored before implantation

Suitable for Various Hair Types: DHI can be used for different hair types, including curly or wavy hair, as the precise implantation allows for natural results

Disadvantages:

Unique Technique: The Direct Hair Implantation (DHI) technique is somewhat more intricate than basic hair transplant methods, requiring doctors and a specialized team with specific training and skills.

Limited Graft Quantity: Due to the time-sensitive nature of the procedure, DHI might not be ideal for very large graft sessions in a single sitting.

Higher Cost: The advanced technique and the expertise required a higher cost compared to other hair transplantation methods.

Extended duration of the process.: Doing DHI takes time because each graft needs to be placed very carefully.

Outcomes Based on Skill: The effectiveness of the DHI method depends a lot on how skilled and experienced the medical team is. This can result in different levels of success when different practitioners use the method

DHI

DHI (Implantation Directe de Cheveux) ne devrait pas être considérée comme une nouvelle méthode, mais plutôt comme une forme modifiée de la greffe de cheveux par extraction folliculaire (FUE) qui implique les mêmes procédures et résultats. Dans la greffe de cheveux FUE, le médecin crée des canaux sur la zone receveuse à l'aide de lames en saphir et place les greffons dans les canaux ouverts. En revanche, dans la méthode DHI, le médecin utilise un outil ressemblant à un stylo à bille pour insérer les greffons dans la zone receveuse sans créer de canaux. Cet outil s'appelle le stylo Choi.

La greffe de cheveux DHI est réalisée à l'aide d'un stylo Choi lors de la création des canaux. Ce petit dispositif, semblable à un stylo à bille à embouts emboîtables, est doté d'un revêtement extérieur en téflon et est conçu pour résister à des températures allant jusqu'à 130 degrés Celsius. Les extrémités des aiguilles à l'extrémité du stylo sont l'endroit où les greffons sont placés. Cette aiguille ressemble à une seringue, mais est verticale, et les extrémités sont dentelées. Les extrémités dentelées sont conçues de cette manière pour permettre l'insertion des greffons capillaires dans l'aiguille avant la transplantation.

Pour une greffe de cheveux DHI moyenne, 4 à 6 stylos implanteurs sont utilisés. La méthode se déroule en deux étapes. La première étape consiste à placer les follicules pileux dans le stylo. Un spécialiste et deux assistants participent à cette étape, qui doit être réalisée rapidement. Les follicules pileux prélevés dans la boîte de Pétri sont placés à l'intérieur du stylo un par un. Ces follicules pileux sont insérés dans l'aiguille en les faisant glisser.

La deuxième étape consiste à transplanter les greffons placés à l'intérieur de l'aiguille. Les extrémités de l'aiguille avec les greffons à l'intérieur sont approchées de la zone sans cheveux avec un angle approprié, et la peau est perforée avec l'aiguille. À ce stade, le stylo est pressé depuis le haut. Une fois que le follicule pileux à l'extrémité de l'aiguille est poussé dans le trou de la zone sans cheveux, la greffe de cheveux DHI est terminée.

Il est important de noter que, comme pour toute intervention, une greffe de cheveux DHI doit être réalisée par un spécialiste. La taille des trous percés dans la peau revêt une importance particulière au cours du processus, et il n'y a aucune possibilité de réussite si les trous sont trop grands.

La méthode DHI comprend les étapes suivantes :
  • Conception de la ligne frontale.
  • Anesthésie.
  • Extraction des greffons.
  • Implantation des greffons à l'aide de stylos Choi.
Avantages :
  • Implantation entre les cheveux existants pour ceux qui ont terminé la période de perte de cheveux et ont plus de 40 ans.
  • La méthode DHI est avantageuse pour l'implantation entre les cheveux existants sans rasage, tandis que la méthode FUE est moins avantageuse car elle peut endommager les follicules existants dans ce type de greffe capillaire.
  • Greffe de cheveux pour les femmes.
  • Greffe de cheveux non rasée.
  • Suitable for Various Hair Types: DHI can be used for different hair types, including curly or wavy hair, as the precise implantation allows for natural results.
Inconvénients :
  • Nombre limité de greffons. Le nombre maximal de greffons pour la greffe de cheveux DHI est de 4000 à 4300, tandis que la méthode FUE permet de greffer 5600 greffons ou plus.
  • Plus coûteux que les autres méthodes
  • La méthode DHI n'est pas aussi efficace pour la plantation dans de grandes zones chauves avec un grand nombre de greffons, tandis que la méthode FUE peut atteindre une densité maximale et un aspect naturel quel que soit la taille de la zone chauve.
  • Extended duration of the process.: Doing DHI takes time because each graft needs to be placed very carefully.
  • Outcomes Based on Skill: The effectiveness of the DHI method depends a lot on how skilled and experienced the medical team is. This can result in different levels of success when different practitioners use the method.

FREQUENTLY_ASKED_QUESTIONS

Where are the hair grafts extracted from? +

The hair grafts are extracted from the backside of the head, which we determine as between two ears and above the neck. The reason for choosing this specific area as a donor (extraction zone) is that the hair grafts in this region are genetically encoded against inherent hair fall. If the extraction process from this region is performed with better quality artistry, hair fall will never occur for a lifetime. Therefore, we take the hair grafts from the backside of the head, which we call the donor area.

The hair roots are homogeneously extracted one by one with the help of the latest technology system called the FUE method. After the process is over, the hair will never grow the place taken from since it is taken with its root, but it will not be visible since it is done with cater-corner homogeneously

Where are the hair grafts extracted from? +

The hair grafts are extracted from the backside of the head, which we determine as between two ears and above the neck. The reason for choosing this specific area as a donor (extraction zone) is that the hair grafts in this region are genetically encoded against inherent hair fall. If the extraction process from this region is performed with better quality artistry, hair fall will never occur for a lifetime. Therefore, we take the hair grafts from the backside of the head, which we call the donor area.

The hair roots are homogeneously extracted one by one with the help of the latest technology system called the FUE method. After the process is over, the hair will never grow the place taken from since it is taken with its root, but it will not be visible since it is done with cater-corner homogeneously

When will the implanted grafts grow or come out? +

After the hair transplant has been done, our medical consultant assistant will, without stint, follow the whole process with you until you achieve the best result. We will describe to you the growth process of all the hair grafts, respectively.

1-On the 10th day, the process of cleaning scabs will be done.

2-After one month, implanted hair begins to shed moderately.

3-The implanted hair enters the shock hair loss during the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th month, called the resting phase. During this process, you will face a view as if no hair transplant has been done.

4-At the end of the 4th month, the implanted roots will gradually start to grow progressively, and each month will grow faster and more hair than the previous month.

5-In the 7th month, almost 70% of the transplanted hair ultimately grows.

6-All transplanted hairs may take 12 months for the front zone and 14 months for the crown region to grow


The regrowth period of the transplanted hair may vary from person to person. It is a fact that hair roots come out earlier or later than expected, depending on a person's habits such as smoking, alcohol, drugs, and eating habits.

When will the implanted grafts grow or come out? +

After the hair transplant has been done, our medical consultant assistant will, without stint, follow the whole process with you until you achieve the best result. We will describe to you the growth process of all the hair grafts, respectively.

1-On the 10th day, the process of cleaning scabs will be done.

2-After one month, implanted hair begins to shed moderately.

3-The implanted hair enters the shock hair loss during the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th month, called the resting phase. During this process, you will face a view as if no hair transplant has been done.

4-At the end of the 4th month, the implanted roots will gradually start to grow progressively, and each month will grow faster and more hair than the previous month.

5-In the 7th month, almost 70% of the transplanted hair ultimately grows.

6-All transplanted hairs may take 12 months for the front zone and 14 months for the crown region to grow


The regrowth period of the transplanted hair may vary from person to person. It is a fact that hair roots come out earlier or later than expected, depending on a person's habits such as smoking, alcohol, drugs, and eating habits.

Does the implanted hair fall out again? +

In hair transplantation, the hair roots are extracted from the entire backside of the head, including above the ears and neck, which we call the donor area. The number of roots is determined according to the volume and quality of the bald area, and the extraction is done homogeneously. Since the extracted grafts from this particular donor area are immune to shedding from birth and are genetically coded against shedding, they do not shed and last a lifetime. Indeed, it is determined according to the knowledge and skills of the doctor who extracts these hair roots in a quality way and performs the hair transplant. Hair grafts are found in the donor region as a triple, double, and single hair. In addition, this grouped form differs from person to person. The important thing is to extract these grouped hair roots without cutting, destroying, and damaging them. People who do not have hair follicles in the donor area, either have been treated for cancer or are struggling with a different disease.

As a result, the transplanted roots never fall out again.

Will I have pain after the operation? +

90% of the people who have hair transplants in the Long Hair Center do not have postoperative pain. The reason is that the local anesthesia before the surgery is applied with good quality, which causes less harm to the grafts during the operation. We put pain killer medicins between your medical kit after the operation. However, most of our patients who have hair transplants do not need it.

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