Reaping
a. Incisional
A transverse cut is made along the back of the head and a segment of giver hair/tissue is collected. The giver site is sutured up. The incisional scar can be covered up by the back hair, so it is practically undetectable. This technique is suggested for high number of join and it ensures a higher survival rate for united hair.
b. Non-incisional
This strategy does not require a cut. The hair follicles are expelled from the patient's occipital scalp (back of the head), utilizing a particular apparatus, one by one. Since there is no requirement for sutures the torment after the surgery is minimized and you can proceed with ordinary every day exercises with next to no inconvenience. This technique is not suggested for uber sessions (over 3,000 follicles).
Implantation
a. JK's Patient-Specific Hair Implantation
There are two ways to deal with embeddings a hair follicle. In Asia, the most widely recognized route is with the utilization of an implanter. In any case, there are some significant impediments to this technique. The profundity of the embed can't be controlled effectively and draining is hard to control. The second approach, more regular in the US and in Europe, is by first making little entry points (opening) and embedding the follicles physically. This takes into consideration simple control of draining and thick pressing of the unite, in the long run making much better outcomes. At JK, our specific hair transplant center uses this technique to give you the most ideal outcomes.
Operation Information
Span
3-4 hours
Entry point Location
Back of the head (or side)
Recuperation Period
7 days
Anesthesia
Neighborhood anesthesia or sedation
Line Removal
1 weeks after strategy
a. Incisional
A transverse cut is made along the back of the head and a segment of giver hair/tissue is collected. The giver site is sutured up. The incisional scar can be covered up by the back hair, so it is practically undetectable. This technique is suggested for high number of join and it ensures a higher survival rate for united hair.
b. Non-incisional
This strategy does not require a cut. The hair follicles are expelled from the patient's occipital scalp (back of the head), utilizing a particular apparatus, one by one. Since there is no requirement for sutures the torment after the surgery is minimized and you can proceed with ordinary every day exercises with next to no inconvenience. This technique is not suggested for uber sessions (over 3,000 follicles).
Implantation
a. JK's Patient-Specific Hair Implantation
There are two ways to deal with embeddings a hair follicle. In Asia, the most widely recognized route is with the utilization of an implanter. In any case, there are some significant impediments to this technique. The profundity of the embed can't be controlled effectively and draining is hard to control. The second approach, more regular in the US and in Europe, is by first making little entry points (opening) and embedding the follicles physically. This takes into consideration simple control of draining and thick pressing of the unite, in the long run making much better outcomes. At JK, our specific hair transplant center uses this technique to give you the most ideal outcomes.
Operation Information
Span
3-4 hours
Entry point Location
Back of the head (or side)
Recuperation Period
7 days
Anesthesia
Neighborhood anesthesia or sedation
Line Removal
1 weeks after strategy
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