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Alopecia reduction is a surgical technique aimed at reducing the size of bald patches by excising sections of hairless scalp and stretching adjacent hair-bearing skin to cover the area. This procedure was once more commonly used before the widespread adoption...

Artificial hair implantation is a non-surgical procedure where biocompatible synthetic fibers are inserted into the scalp to create the appearance of natural hair. Unlike traditional hair transplants that use the patient’s own follicles, artificial hair fibers do not grow and...

An autograft refers to a tissue transplant taken from one part of a patient’s body and moved to another area within the same individual. In the context of hair restoration, it describes the process of extracting hair follicles from a...

  The Tool Behind DHI Success The Choi Implanter Pen is a crucial instrument in DHI procedures, designed to enhance precision and reduce the time between extraction and implantation. How the Choi Pen Works The pen allows surgeons to load...

Cobblestoning is an uneven, bumpy texture that can appear on the scalp after a hair transplant, particularly when grafts are placed improperly. It occurs when the transplanted follicular units protrude slightly above the scalp surface rather than lying flush with...

An Advanced Hair Restoration Technique Direct Hair Implantation (DHI) is a refined method of hair transplantation that enhances precision and graft survival. Its innovative approach reduces handling of grafts, leading to faster recovery and natural results. How DHI Works Using...

The Source of Restoration The donor area plays a critical role in hair transplantation, as it serves as the source of healthy hair follicles for the procedure. Typically located at the back or sides of the scalp, this area is...

Dutasteride is a medication that blocks the conversion of testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the hormone responsible for male pattern baldness. It works similarly to finasteride but inhibits both type I and type II 5-alpha reductase enzymes, making it more effective...