Surgical Choi Implanter Pens

Surgical Choi Implanter Pens:

Follicular Unit Transplantation and Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) are complex and delicate procedures designed to restore naturally growing hair to the balding scalp. Because of this, hair transplant surgeons are frequently looking for methods to help improve the technique and maximize results. One way hair restoration innovators continually improve the procedure is by inventing new harvesting and implantation tools. One controversial tool thata s been discussed on ourhair loss community is the a Choi Implantera pen. But what is the Choi Implanter ? What are the advantages of the tool ?
The Choi Implanter originated at the Kyungpook National University (KNU) in Korea. The idea behind the implanter device was simple: to combine the act of making an incision site in the recipient area and the implantation of an extracted graft into one act. The Choi Implanter is a pen-like device featuring a hollow needle attached to a tube and plunger apparatus. During a hair procedure with the Choi Implanter, the hair restoration physician and/or technicians loads harvested follicular units into the implanter pen. Using forceps, the graft is placed gently into the hollow needle (at the end of the implanter) and handed back to the physician. The surgeon then inserts the needle at an appropriate angle in the scalp (making the incision site) and implants the graft by pressing down on the plunger.