It is an advanced hair transplant technique used to restore hair in bald areas or areas with little hair on the scalp. This technique is a variant of the FUE technique, which involves the extraction of individual follicular units from the scalp. In the DHI technique, follicular units are extracted in a similar way to the FUE technique, using a specialized tool called a punch. However, instead of transplanting the follicular units into previous incisions on the scalp, the DHI technique uses a specialized device called an Implanter to directly insert the follicular units into the scalp. The Implanter is a tool that allows the surgeon to place the follicular units on the scalp without having to make a prior incision. Instead, the Implanter creates a small incision in the scalp and places the follicular unit into the incision at the same time. This allows greater control over the direction, depth and density of the transplanted hair follicles. The DHI technique is considered an advanced and minimally invasive hair transplant technique that produces natural and long-lasting results.

It is a treatment that uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to treat hair loss and stimulate new hair growth. Hair PRP is a non-surgical procedure that involves drawing blood from the patient, separating the blood components, and injecting the platelet-rich plasma into the scalp. The process for obtaining hair PRP is similar to that of conventional PRP, but in this case, the PRP is injected into the scalp instead of another part of the body. The growth factors found in PRP stimulate new hair growth by improving blood circulation and cell regeneration in the scalp. Hair PRP is used to treat a variety of hair problems, such as androgenetic alopecia (hereditary hair loss), alopecia areata (patchy hair loss), hair loss due to disease or medications, among others.