DHI hair transplantation method DHI hair transplantation consists of several stages. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and usually includes the following steps:

First, the area where the hair follicles will be harvested, called the donor area, is determined. This is usually the nape of the neck, as this is where the permanent hair follicles are usually located.

Hair follicles are harvested from the donor area. In the DHI method, hair follicles are harvested with a special tool, the Choi Pen. This ensures that the follicles are harvested without damage.

The hair follicles are stored in a special solution. This solution is a solution developed to prevent hair follicles from being exposed to external factors and to prolong their life span.

The implant site is determined. Holes are drilled in the area where the hair follicles to be transplanted will be placed. In the DHI method, hair follicles are placed directly and one by one into these holes using a tool called Choi Pen.

Hair follicles are directly implanted with the Choi Pen. At this stage, factors such as the angle at which the hair follicles will be placed and the density at which they will be implanted to achieve a natural look are taken into account. The tip of the Choi Pen places the hair follicle in the target area and holds the root there.

Once the procedure is complete, the transplanted hair follicles begin to heal naturally and the process of new hair growth begins.