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Incisional Hairline Correction
A method in which the skin of the occipital region is removed in a thin strip, and the hair attached to the strip of skin is removed under a microscope and transplanted follicle by follicle
STEP 1
Transplant site design
STEP 2
Design and disinfect the collection site
STEP 3
Collection site anesthesia
STEP 4
Follicle collection and scarless suturing
STEP 5
Aqua cutting and microscopic follicle separation
STEP 6
Partial anesthesia at the transplant site
STEP 7
Creating transplant pores with slits
STEP 8
Follicle transplant
Suturing to minimize incisional hairline correction
When suturing the gap left by the hair collection, we wear a high-magnification loupe to find the hair follicle and the gap between the hair follicles to avoid injuring the hair follicles.
Over time after surgery, the scars will fade from deep and thick to a pale scar about the size of a fine pencil line.
If there's even a 1% chance of doing something better,
we pursue it, no matter how much effort and cost is required.
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SlitEngraftment is higher when the maximum number of hair follicles are transplanted into the minimum number of pores. -
Use a high-magnification microscope throughout the processUsing a high-magnification microscope can increase the number of healthy follicles by 25% over visual isolation. -
Underwater isolation aqua cuttingHair follicles are damaged after only 60 seconds of exposure to air. Underwater isolation minimizes damage to the hair follicle compared to airborne isolation. -
Cold moisture retention deviceKeep collected follicles at 4 degrees until just before transplant to minimize heat damage to the follicles -
Organ preservation solutionThe same organ preservation solution used in liver and heart transplant surgeries is used to keep hair follicles healthy until transplant -
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for effective care after transplantMaintain healthy hair follicles for 12 months with 3 days of effective post-transplant care
Check out the effect with the video