A New Standard

The increasing prevalence of premature thinning and baldness drives a fervent search for effective solutions. Sapphire FUE hair transplant emerges as a groundbreaking advancement in hair restoration, promising to revolutionize the fight against hair loss.

What is the FUE Technique

Traditional hair restoration methods are fraught with drawbacks like noticeable scarring, lengthy recovery periods, and unsatisfactory outcomes, dissuading individuals from seeking treatment. Navigating the hair restoration landscape can be daunting, especially with conventional methods presenting significant challenges. The quest for solutions devoid of conspicuous scars and prolonged recovery spurs the demand for innovative, less invasive approaches.

FUE hair transplant with a sapphire blade is a refined and innovative technique within the realm of Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) hair restoration. Similar to traditional FUE, it involves meticulous harvesting of individual hair follicles (grafts) from a donor area on the scalp, typically the back and sides, where hair growth is genetically resistant to balding. These harvested grafts are then carefully transplanted to the recipient area on the scalp where hair loss has occurred.

Exploring the Sapphire FUE Hair Transplant

FUE hair transplant with a sapphire blade takes the core principles of FUE and elevates them with the exceptional properties of single-crystal sapphire blades. These blades, renowned for their unparalleled sharpness, allow surgeons to create micro-channels in the recipient area with minimal tissue damage. This superior smoothness and precision not only minimizes scarring but also enables greater control over hair follicle placement, ultimately leading to a more natural-looking hair density.

Additionally, the biocompatibility of sapphire further reduces the risk of inflammation and allergic reactions compared to traditional metal blades. These unique characteristics translate into several potential advantages: reduced scalp trauma leading to faster healing and less discomfort, enhanced hair density achievable through closer graft placement, improved graft survival due to minimal damage during implantation, and ultimately, natural-looking results that mimic the original hair growth pattern.

Opting for Mediphora for your hair restoration requirements not only grants you access to cutting-edge procedures like Sapphire FUE hair transplant but also positions you within a caring and encouraging medical environment. Rediscover confidence and welcome a future where your hair is a source of pride.

Post Operational Guidelines

After undergoing the procedure, proper aftercare is crucial for successful results and hair restoration. Here are the essential instructions to follow:

• Keep the head upright and minimize bending for three days to prevent swelling around the forehead and eyes.
• Wear a headband for 48 hours to reduce swelling.
• Avoid washing the hair for three days post-procedure.
• Refrain from swimming in the sea for three months and in pools for two months to protect newly implanted follicles.
• Avoid direct sunlight, heat, rain, dust, and high humidity for at least a month; consider wearing a medical hat outdoors.
• Quit smoking for at least two months, as it can hinder follicle growth and lead to hair loss.
• Use only medical shampoo for hair washing; avoid chemical shampoos.
• Avoid Turkish baths, steam baths, or saunas for at least a month, as they can harm follicles.
• Adhere to prescribed treatments and medications to promote wound healing and hair follicle growth.
• Refrain from sexual intercourse for a week.
• Following these instructions, patients can gradually resume work and daily activities shortly after the procedure.

They Key Differences Between DHI & FUE Techniques

Both FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) and DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) are minimally invasive hair transplant procedures used to address hair loss. However, they differ in how the hair follicles are extracted and implanted.

• FUE: In FUE, individual follicular units are extracted one by one from the donor area (usually the back of the scalp) using a small punch tool. These follicular units contain 1-4 hairs each.
• DHI: Similar to FUE, DHI also extracts follicular units one by one from the donor area. However, the extraction tool may be slightly different.

Implantation

• FUE: After extraction, the follicles are stored in a chilled solution before being manually implanted into tiny recipient channels created in the balding area. This step requires separate expertise for channel creation and follicle placement.
• DHI: DHI uses a specialized implanter pen that combines extraction and implantation in a single step. The pen extracts a follicle unit and simultaneously implants it directly into the recipient area at the desired angle and depth. This eliminates the need for pre-made channels.

Hair follicle growth becomes noticeable approximately six months post-procedure, with full results typically visible after one year.