ARTAS hair transplant is a minimally invasive hair restoration technique that uses artificial intelligence to restore bald spots with hair transplants. The procedure does not leave a linear scar and provides natural-looking results for people with hair loss.
ARTAS hair transplant leads to less bleeding, swelling, and discomfort than manual hair transplant techniques. The procedure is also more precise and faster than conventional hair restoration procedures.
ARTAS’s AI-powered system uses 3D imaging technology to examine a patient’s head and create a digital model of it. The AI then uses high-definition stereoscopic vision to determine the best hair follicles in the patient’s scalp and harvest them. A robotic arm precisely does all the harvesting, leaving no scaring behind. It then implants the harvested hairs on bald areas. The high level of precision of the ARTAS system protects the patient's healthy hair while restoring a natural appearance in both the donor and recipient areas.
Some of the benefits of choosing the ARTAS system over traditional hair restoration procedures include:
The timeline for results varies for each patient, but new hairs generally start to appear within the first three months after the procedure. The full results of the treatment should be visible in a year.
Anyone with bald spots and good donor areas can restore bald areas, thicken their hair, and improve the appearance of their hairline with ARTAS transplants. The main requirement for the procedure is that you have healthy hair in some parts of your scalp.
Patients will also need to be cleared by a physician to ensure they are healthy enough for the transplant procedure. The physician will also assess if the patient has any underlying condition that might impact the outcome of the procedure. A surgeon will then talk to the patient about ways to prepare for the procedure, like:
Patients should make arrangements for transportation back home after their treatment since they will still be under the influence of the anesthetic used. Patients do not experience significant pain after the procedure, so painkillers are usually not prescribed. Any discomfort experienced can typically be managed with over-the-counter painkillers.
Patients are advised to keep strenuous activities to a minimum for the first few days following the procedure. Most people can return to their regular routine within a week. Fuller natural hairs should start to appear within three months of the procedure, and the patient’s hair should be noticeably thinking within six months. The complete results of the treatment should be on full display in a year.
Traditional hair transplants involve removing strips of skin and transplanting hair follicles on them to bald areas. This can be quite painful and takes weeks to heal from. ARTAS hair transplant uses artificial intelligence and 3D imaging technology to pinpoint the best areas to harvest them. As a result, recovering from the ARTAS hair transplant procedure only takes a few days, compared to the weeks it takes to recover from traditional hair transplants. The risk of infection is also much higher with traditional hair transplant treatments.
Patients who opt for ARTAS end up with natural-looking results and no scars, while people who get traditional transplants end up with large scars on their heads.
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