Natural Hairline
Shape, irregularity and transition-zone planning matter.
DHI uses follicular-unit extraction followed by implantation with an implanter pen. The goal is controlled placement of each graft, but the final result still depends on donor quality, hairline design, graft handling and clinical planning.
Shape, irregularity and transition-zone planning matter.
Channels should follow natural growth angles.
Safe extraction limits protect future options.
Careful storage and preparation support graft survival.
Coverage goals must match donor supply.
Washing, protection and follow-up are essential.
Technique choice depends on donor supply, treatment area, hair characteristics and the amount of work required.
Controlled placement for selected frontal hairline cases.
Careful angle and direction planning in smaller zones.
Selected density work where donor and recipient conditions allow.
May be considered when shaving and recipient access are planned carefully.
Selected cases may benefit from implantation between existing hairs.
Often considered when precision placement is a priority.
Hair loss and donor supply reviewed.
Hairline and zones mapped.
Follicles collected from donor area.
Grafts are loaded and placed using an implanter pen.
Grafts placed and aftercare begins.
No. Follicles are still extracted using FUE. DHI mainly refers to the implantation method using an implanter pen.
No. Density depends on donor supply, treatment area and graft survival.
No. Suitability depends on donor quality, scalp condition and goals.
Early growth may begin after several months.
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