FUE Punch – best hair transplant punch
| Dull tip | Because the end is not sharp, it causes less damage when placing grafts into pre-made slits. Less tearing or cutting of tissue. |
| Pre-made recipient sites (slits) | The surgeon creates the channels first, which allows more control over angle, direction, depth. The KEEP is used just for placement, so less risk of creating new trauma while inserting. |
| Rolling / side loading motion | The grafts can be “loaded” onto the dorsal (back) surface of the non-dominant hand and then inserted via a rotating or sliding motion. This reduces handling of the grafts. |
| Less graft handling | Fewer manipulations mean better graft survival; reduced chance of damage to the crucial parts (bulb, bulge) of the follicle. |
| Reduced staff / simpler workflow | Because the person implanting can load and place themselves (more autonomy), there is less need for assistant-loading. |
| Versatile for graft sizes (1-4 hairs) | Available in different sizes so grafts with varying numbers of hairs can be accommodated. |
| Reduced “popping” in scarred/revision skin | In skin that’s more rigid (scars, prior surgery), sharp/needle implanters can cause more graft “pop-outs”. Using pre-made slits + dull insertion helps reduce that. |
| Better graft orientation / curl preservation | Since the graft isn’t forced into a restrictive lumen, there’s less chance of the hair shaft getting bent or twisted during insertion. |
| Autoclavable / reusable cost-effectiveness | KEEP can be sterilized and reused; the tool is supposedly cost-efficient. |
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KEEP Implanter
₹2,200
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Pen Implanter – DHI Implanter
₹1,120
* 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 Pen Implanter is a pen-like device featuring a hollow needle attached to a tube and plunger apparatus.
* During a hair procedure with the Pen 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.
* Normally, anywhere from 2-6 Pen implanters are used concurrently during a procedure, and the device comes in a variety of needle sizes to fit single, double, and triple follicular unit grafts.
Advantage
* Adequate graft survival rates
* Decreased bleeding during recipient site creation
* Reduced trauma during graft handling
*Decreased time of surgery (with an experienced Pen Implanter team) due to the combination of graft site creation/implantation
Nimitya Dr –
Very very reasonable