DHI Pen Implantation

At our clinic, grafts extracted with a micromotor are placed in the recipient area using DHI pens. The hairline, implantation direction and regional distribution are planned individually.

Dr. Kinyas administers local anaesthesia for graft extraction and plans donor harvesting. A specialist extracts the grafts while Dr. Kinyas remains in the room and guides the process. Dr. Kinyas then personally implants the grafts using DHI pens.

Donor Planning and Graft Extraction

The donor area is the essential resource for a hair transplant plan. Donor density, hair characteristics and the long-term appearance of the donor area are considered when planning graft numbers.

Dr. Kinyas administers extraction anaesthesia and determines the harvesting plan. The specialist performs extraction with the doctor in the room providing guidance throughout. The extent and distribution of harvesting are tailored to each patient.

KSD Graft Preparation

KSD Advance Premium DHI

The KSD approach involves selecting donor grafts, sorting them by their structure and distributing them according to the needs of the recipient area. Planning takes donor capacity and existing hair into account.

Donor Planning and Selective Harvesting

Harvesting is planned to preserve donor capacity. Hair thickness, the number of hairs per graft and the needs of the recipient area guide graft selection, including the use of multi-hair grafts.

Graft Preparation

Grafts are sorted into single-, double-, triple- and quadruple-hair units. Where needed, suitable single-hair grafts are prepared from multi-hair units for use at the front hairline. Each graft is allocated according to its characteristics.

A Natural Hairline Transition

Fine, single-hair grafts are used at the front. The hairline is designed around facial proportions, age and existing hair, with small irregularities and gradual transitions.

Coverage by Area

Multi-hair grafts are allocated behind the hairline, in the mid-scalp and in other areas as needed. Density and distribution depend on the size of the area and donor capacity.

Placement with DHI Pens

Grafts are placed using Choi pens, with their angle, direction and depth planned. KSD is the name our clinic uses for its approach to graft selection, preparation and distribution.

Suitability is determined by a medical assessment. The plan and achievable results vary between patients.