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DHI hair transplant in Bengaluru

Sample – to be confirmed

Direct hair implantation technique under local anaesthesia — still surgeon-led, with graft numbers agreed in writing after assessment.

India estimate

From $1,400 – $3,000

Indicative estimate. Your final quote comes from the treating provider after reviewing your reports. TODO(founder): confirm published international prices.

Typical stay in India: 4–6 days

What's included

  • ✓ Named Atithi coordinator on WhatsApp
  • ✓ Help arranging partner assessment and visa invitation paperwork
  • ✓ Airport pick-up and clinic transfers (when booked in your plan)
  • ✓ English medical summary and aftercare notes on departure

Overview

DHI (direct hair implantation) places harvested follicles with a pen-like tool. It is often chosen for denser placement in smaller zones or hairlines. Follicles are usually harvested with an FUE-style punch first — there is still no linear strip scar. Compared with FUT (strip): DHI/FUE avoid a linear scar; FUT can cost less but leaves a fine line scar. Your surgeon decides after assessing donor supply. Graft count is confirmed in writing after photo/video assessment — no same-day consult-and-surgery. Atithi Health is a medical travel facilitator, not a healthcare provider. Clinical care is delivered by independent licensed partner clinics — TODO(founder): add partner.

Who it suits

Good candidates: Guests whose surgeon recommends DHI placement after review; People with adequate donor density for their goals

Not suitable if: Same situations as FUE — active scalp disease, unclear expectations, or pressure for same-day surgery

How it works

  1. Assessment

    Photos reviewed; written plan and indicative graft count.

  2. Procedure day

    Harvest and DHI placement under local anaesthesia.

  3. Aftercare

    First wash teaching; home-care rules for sun, sweat and swimming.

Anaesthesia: Local anaesthesia · Duration: Often a full day depending on graft count

Recovery notes

  • Days 1–3 — Mild swelling; first gentle wash.
  • About 2 weeks — Scabs settle.
  • Weeks 2–8 — Shedding of transplanted hair is common and expected.
  • Months 3–12 — New growth from month 3–4; near-final look often by 9–12 months.
  • Swelling, shock loss, infection, or uneven growth
  • Need for further sessions if goals exceed donor supply

Similar to FUE — often after 4–6 nights with surgeon clearance.

FAQs

When can I fly after a hair transplant?

Often after 4–6 nights when the surgeon confirms fit-to-fly. Follow wash, sun and exercise rules carefully — results still take 6–12 months to show.

Am I a good candidate for a hair transplant?

Good candidates usually have patterned thinning and enough donor hair at the back or sides. Active scalp disease, unrealistic density goals, or pressure for same-day surgery are reasons to pause. A partner surgeon confirms suitability after photos or video — in writing.

Which hair method suits me — FUE, DHI or FUT?

FUE takes individual follicles with no linear scar. DHI places follicles with a pen-like tool, often for density in smaller areas. FUT uses a thin strip and usually costs less but leaves a fine linear scar. The surgeon recommends a method after seeing your donor area and goals.

Is a hair transplant painful?

The procedure is done under local anaesthetic. You may feel pressure or tingling, not sharp cutting pain, once numb. Mild soreness afterward for a day or two is common and managed with medicines the clinic provides.

What are the risks of a hair transplant?

Risks include infection, patchy or uneven growth, shock loss (temporary shedding of nearby or transplanted hairs), scarring (a fine line with FUT; tiny dots with FUE/DHI), and needing a second session for density. Results vary; no clinic can guarantee a specific look.

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