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Prerequisites

Extraction (removal) of hair follicles (grafts) does not have the same success under identical conditions (minimum possible FUE punch) for every patient
Too high transection rate
Extraction succeeds only in certain areas and not uniformly across the entire donor area
Despite maximum local anesthesia dosage, the patient still experiences pain
Anesthesia does not always work uniformly
Possibility of increased bleeding in the patient, resulting in impaired visibility of the treatment area
Difficulty in inserting individual grafts, leading to higher losses during implantation
Slits exceed the essential maximum size

Slits become difficult to discern or are no longer visible shortly after due to their fineness
Team workflow is not functioning properly
Difficulty in estimating treatment time accurately
No or insufficient hair growth rate
Even with good hair growth rate, natural results are not achieved at hairlines, temples, or crown
The donor area is rendered unusable after a single extraction
Patients experience swelling after the treatment phase

A uniform extraction of grafts, regardless of the region of donor areas, hair structure, skin type, or thickness of the underlying lipid tissue
Gentle, harmonious, and after a few days, absolutely invisible extraction technique
Extraction technique with minimal necessary tissue removal
Optimal local anesthesia with minimal pain perception, using the least amount of anesthesia possible
Reduced bleeding
Slit technique without damaging existing hair, which is especially important for successful hair density
Design and implementation of natural hairlines, temples, and crown
Less invasive than traditional FUE methods

Multiple extractions from the same donor area possible
Implantation technique: larger grafts implanted into smaller slits without preparation using a microscope, particularly important for hairlines, temples, or eyebrows
Swelling after treatment is no longer the norm but the exception
Experience-based and detailed pre- and post-treatment care of patients to identify issues and questions before they arise
Graft care: how hair growth rate or graft survival time outside of tissue is increased
Analysis of the entire environment: team check, workflow, equipment and instrument check, hygiene, and safety rules

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