While hair transplantation is becoming more popular, the technology used in this field is also evolving. Percutaneous hair transplantation, a more advanced version of the FUE technique used in hair transplantation, is also becoming more well-known and in high demand.
Operation Process
Techniques Used
Percutaneous hair transplantation can also be referred to as “Needle Hair Transplantation.” It would be much more accurate to say the difference in application rather than technique for percutaneous hair transplantation.
Percutaneous Hair Transplantation is an abbreviation for Percutaneous Hair Transplantation.
Percutaneous hair transplantation is the most recent application of hair transplantation. The most distinguishing feature of percutaneous hair transplantation is that the results are natural.
The donor area in percutaneous hair transplantation is the nape. Hair strands that have been loosened with a micromotor are collected with a tool resembling tweezers. Hair strands are collected one by one and prepared for planting. Needles are used to open round canals in the transplantation area.
Hair follicles that are ready for transplantation are placed in the round canals that have been opened. Because the opened canals are round, they grasp the hair follicles better, and their micro level allows for more frequent hair follicle transplantation.
What are the Benefits of Percutaneous Hair Transplant?
Percutaneous hair transplantation allows for greater graft density.
Because of the micro-smallness of the holes drilled for sowing, the healing time is very short.
Percutaneous hair transplantation allows transplanted roots to adapt to the transplant area more easily, reducing waste caused by the adaptation problem.
Percutaneous hair transplantation produces a completely natural result.
The front hairline, which is the most important factor in hair transplantation, is very smooth as a result of more frequent hair transplantation and a narrower angle. A smooth front hairline enhances the appearance and naturalness of the hair. Percutaneous hair transplantation leaves no scars.