Sapphire FUE
Sapphire FUE: the version of FUE that uses sapphire-tipped channels, and how it compares with DHI.
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Advantages
- Follicles are taken one by one, as in FUE.
- Channels are opened with a sapphire tip, which helps plan the size and direction of each channel.
- Density and direction are planned for your area.
Who is it for?
It suits people who want to fill a thinning area with the FUE approach. We answer the question "Sapphire FUE or DHI?" together in the free analysis.
How is it done?
- The area is cleaned and numbed.
- Follicles are taken one by one from the donor area.
- Channels are opened in the recipient area with a sapphire tip.
- Follicles are placed into these channels.
Sapphire FUE and DHI compared
| Feature | Sapphire FUE | DHI |
|---|---|---|
| Opening channels | Opened beforehand with a sapphire tip | No separate channel-opening step |
| Placement | Follicles are placed into the opened channels | Follicles are placed directly with a special pen |
| Planning | Density and direction are set beforehand | Direction and depth are set with the pen |
The differences in the table are general information. We decide which one suits you in the analysis.
You can read how we keep you comfortable throughout, including needle-free anesthesia, in the comfortable procedure part of the Process page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sapphire FUE for everyone?
No. Suitability is assessed from your donor area and your goal.
How much does it cost?
The price is personal and becomes clear with the free analysis.
Before/after examples
Examples will appear on the Before/After page, with the patient's consent.