The DHI Direct Hair Implantation Technique does not involve any of the following: FUE, STRIP, SCARS OR HOLES!
The procedure is simple with outstanding and 100% natural results!
Minimal postoperative medication is needed because the whole procedure is performed quickly and painlessly and the procedure eliminates the need for reception holes because the placement of new hair follicles is performed using the DHI Implanter.
Medical assistants no longer need to handle hair follicles during the procedure.
The procedure is less invasive, less traumatic with less scarring and has a lower risk of infection.

There are a number of causes of hair loss. Androgenetic Alopecia (AA) is the most common cause of hair loss. It is genetic and can be inherited from the mother or father. In AA, DHT (a testosterone derivative) attacks hair follicles, resulting in miniaturization and alopecia.
Hair loss is progressive throughout our lifetimes. In certain areas of the head, the cells around hair shafts have more 5-alpha reductase (the enzyme that makes DHT). As a result, these areas have more DHT and generally demonstrate greater loss.

Female hair loss is a distinctly different entity from male pattern hair loss, which has a known cause and usually follows a predicable path. Though some women experience hair loss that resembles male patterned loss, others experience diffuse loss that involves the entirety of the scalp. Such individuals are not candidates for surgical hair restoration in that they do not possess an uninvolved area of hair from which to obtain hair for transfer.
Other causes for hair loss in women range from medical conditions associated with hair loss such as anaemia, hypothyroidism and connective tissue diseases to adverse reactions to medications or deleterious effects of certain grooming practices e.g. tight braiding of the hair which causes traction alopecia.

Hair transplant surgery is not a preventative process, but it restores the hair to its former glory and replenishes the treated area. The grafts harvested and repositioned remain to grow for life.

The majority of men and women who are in good health are suitable for this procedure. In order to determine your exact suitability for a hair transplant procedure, we provide a complimentary private consultation.

It is usually the case that patients see growth in the treated area from 4 months. Some may even see the hairs surfacing from as little as 2 months, but this is variable from person to person. Results continue to improve for the following 18 months after surgery. We evaluate all patients at the 5-6 month mark to monitor progress and to answer any further questions you may have after the procedure.

Today’s hair restoration surgery is a low risk and very safe procedure and complications of any form are a rarity. Infection is virtually unheard of provided one adheres to postoperative instructions. An adverse or allergic reaction to the local anesthesia is possible though practically never encountered.
Ingrown hairs can occur when the hair first begins to emerge from the scalp. These are a minor nuisance and will resolve completely. Postoperatively patients experience transient numbness in the donor region, which abates within weeks. This is a normal consequence of the procedure. Swelling involving the forehead and in extreme instances the whole of the face can occur following a hair transplant; particularly one focused upon the hairline or the front of the head. If swelling occurs it begins the day following the surgery and resolves within the first five days postoperatively in most instances.