Sapphire FUE
In this technique, micro-channels are opened with sapphire blades, with a focus on planning the hairline and growth angle.
- Hairline planning
- Channel opening with sapphire blades
- Density distribution planning
We explain how Sapphire FUE and DHI techniques work, what the process involves and which questions to ask before deciding, and we support you with consultation and travel planning.
Request a free pre-assessmentSuitability is decided after an assessment by the treating clinician, based on donor capacity, hair loss pattern and expectations.
In this technique, micro-channels are opened with sapphire blades, with a focus on planning the hairline and growth angle.
With DHI, grafts are placed directly using an implanter pen (Choi) without opening channels separately beforehand.
The three main stages the process generally follows.
The donor area, hair loss pattern and expectations are reviewed with the treating clinician.
The procedure is usually carried out under local anaesthetic; the technique is agreed with the clinician.
Washing, aftercare and check-ups follow the treating team's instructions.
The donor area, hair loss pattern and expectations are reviewed with the treating clinician.
The procedure is usually carried out under local anaesthetic; the technique is agreed with the clinician.
Washing, aftercare and check-ups follow the treating team's instructions.
Short videos shared with our patients' consent: the frontal hairline is drawn with the treating doctor according to facial proportions and donor capacity, and agreed with the patient before the procedure.
Request a free pre-assessmentImages are for information only; results vary from person to person.


Hair transplant: hairline design


Hair transplant: crown and frontal area


Hair transplant: hairline and density


Hair transplant: frontal density


Hair transplant: 4-month check


Hair transplant: temples and crown


FUE hair transplant: hairline and crown


FUE hair transplant: 24-month check
Hair transplant planning starts by weighing donor capacity against realistic aesthetic goals.
Hairline, graft distribution and implantation angle are among the factors that affect appearance; they are discussed with the treating clinician.
The first wash after surgery, aftercare instructions and check-ups are important parts of recovery; results vary from person to person.
Topics: Hair transplant, Sapphire FUE, DHI
Process: Donor assessment, graft planning, aftercare
Before deciding: Clarify suitability, risks, costs and the aftercare plan
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