Percutaneous Technique

During hair transplantation, hair follicles (grafts) are removed from the area of the nape of the patient by means of low speed micromotors. The special motor used in this process removes multiple roots without shredding the grafts.
In the percutaneous technique, the hair follicles taken from the back of the neck are planted into three-dimensional channels with special sapphire needles produced from real sapphire and minimizing the damage to the tissue. These channels, which are the same size as the hair follicles, are opened by special devices with real sapphire needles. In the area of hair transplantation, it gives the tissue a minimum level of recovery and the recovery rate is twice as fast. With the Percutaneous Technique, the hair transplanted area heals in a short time. This scar-free operation does not damage the roots by opening them between the strong hair follicles in the planting area. The risk of edema is low with percutaneous technique.