The most used hair transplantation technique in the world is FUE (Folithary Unit Extraction). This technique consists of the stages of collecting hair follicles, opening canals and slicing roots called grafts into the opened channels.

Sapphir tip special pens have been developed as a method that allows tissue deformation to be minimized and channel opened with maximum time during duct opening, which is a stage of FUE technique. This planting model, called Sapphiir FUE, is a FUE operation using pens with tips produced from real sapphiir.

During hair transplantation, a cutting tool called slit is used when opening the canal. However, since tissue destruction is high in cultivation with these steel slits, recovery times are relatively long. It is possible to make a frequent and natural planting due to the frequent opening of channels at the micro level with sapphir tip pens. Since the canals are opened at the micro level, there is a much faster healing process compared to other hair transplantation techniques. Post-planting crusting is minimal, which is a result that increases patient comfort.