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DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) is an advanced technique where hair follicles are directly implanted using a Choi pen. It provides maximum density, a natural appearance, and high control without the need for channel creation.
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DHI is an advanced version of the classic FUE method. The key difference is that hair follicles are implanted directly without creating channels beforehand. With the help of the Choi implanter pen follicles are placed in a single step. This provides greater control over depth, angle, and direction, resulting in a completely natural look.

Since hair follicles are implanted directly, there is no need for an additional channel-opening step.
Denser placement allows for a fuller and more voluminous hair appearance.
Minimal tissue damage ensures a quicker and more comfortable healing process.
The time needed to return to social life after the procedure is shorter.
Since implantation can be done between existing hairs, no-shave procedures are possible.
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DHI is highly effective for specific needs, offering solutions where other methods might fall short.
Ideal for creating a natural and well-defined hairline.
An effective method for improving density in thinning areas.
Often preferred by women due to the option of a no-shave procedure.
Suitable for individuals who want to return to daily life quickly.
Your step-by-step hair transplant journey with Choi pen technology.
Your hair loss is analyzed and a personalized transplant plan is created.
The donor area is prepared. If necessary, only this area is shaved.
Hair follicles are extracted one by one using a micro motor and preserved.
The collected grafts are carefully loaded into the specialized Choi implanter pen.
Hair follicles are implanted directly without creating channels. Angle and direction control are at the highest level.
A fast healing process begins and a personalized aftercare plan is applied.
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Everything you need to know about the DHI method.