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TDF (2 Days FUE) Hair Transplant Technique?

  What is TDF (2 Days FUE) Hair Transplant Technique? The tdf (two days follicular unit extraction) method is an ideal solution that has emerged in recent years, especially for people who need more hair. in this method, the traditional fue technique is applied two days in a row, especially for people who have lost a lot of hair and have sufficient donor area. this makes it possible to transplant more hair follicles and thus, the patients' large areas of thinning and loss are covered with hair. First Day Procedures Final preoperative preparations:  the entire scalp is shaved and local anesthesia is applied to facilitate the operation process. Graft harvesting:  the hair follicles in the donor area are gently removed one by one. Graft preparation:  the extracted grafts are preserved in a special solution to maintain viability. Channeling:  a surgeon specialized in channeling opens the channels that will naturally form on the front hairline on the first day with th...

DHI Hair Transplant Technique

  What is the DHI Hair Transplant Technique? This innovative method, known as dhi, or "direct hair transplantation", is especially suitable for people with thinning or thinning hair rather than hair loss. the dhi technique involves transplanting hair follicles taken from the donor area directly into the thinning area with the choi pen. How Does the Transplantation Process Work? When performing hair transplantation using the dhi technique, the extracted grafts are transferred directly to the transplantation area with the choi pen without any other process. in this way, damage to the hair follicles is minimized and their vitality is preserved. Read more about the DHI hair transplant technique on the Spera Clinic website now. Advantages of DHI Technique The dhi hair transplant technique has some important advantages compared to other traditional or popular hair transplant techniques. these advantages include a more natural appearance of the hair growing in the transplanted area...

Sapphire FUE Hair Transplant Technique

  What is Sapphire FUE Hair Transplantation? Sapphire fue, one of the most popular hair transplant techniques, is an innovative technique that allows for the creation of three-dimensional incisions instead of the flat incisions that traditional fue techniques apply during channeling, resulting in much denser and thicker hair. this innovation also allows for much smaller canals, resulting in less scarring and a much faster healing process. Read more about Sapphire FUE hair transplant technique on spera clinic website now. Features of the Sapphire Blade Thanks to its special structure, the sapphire-tipped blade creates three-dimensional cuts, providing a serious advantage in terms of determining the correct direction of hair growth. since the three-dimensional opening of the channels in the sapphire fue technique instead of flat cuts reduces the distance between two channels that can be opened side by side, the hair can be transplanted much more frequently and densely. as a result, ...

Combined Hair Transplant Technique

  What is the Combined Hair Transplant Technique? Combination of DHI and Sapphire FUE This innovative technique, known as the combined and hybrid technique, allows dhi and sapphire fue techniques to be used in the same hair transplant session, allowing the advantages of both techniques to be taken at once. read more about combined technique now on Spera clinic original website.  Advantages of the Combined Technique The combined hair transplant technique is especially ideal for those who desire both a dense and natural front hairline. in this technique, a natural-looking front hairline is determined with the dhi technique, and grafts are transplanted with a special hair transplant pen called CHOI, without the need for pre-canalization. in the upper and frontal areas where density is desired, the sapphire fue technique is used since the dhi technique is insufficient both in terms of operation time and density. Process of the Combined Technique Preliminary Preparation Stages The...