Microneedle vs other methods
The implanter pen’s incision hole is one-third the size of a traditional hair transplant, making it a less invasive, more precise, faster, and easier-to-recover procedure. Whereas in a traditional hair transplant procedure, a tweezer-like device is used to extract and place grafts during a surgical procedure that requires making small incisions and clamping grafts together while placing them in the area. These incisions are typically 1 to 1.5 mm long, which is larger than a microneedle procedure that creates tiny 0.5 mm holes and allows for much more flexibility in graft placement, making it easier to control the density and direction of hair regeneration.