FAIR TECHNIQUE STANDARD
Fair does not ask suitable scalp-hair patients to choose between a “Sapphire package” and a more expensive “DHI package.”
Our standard approach combines FUE extraction, precise Sapphire channel planning and fine DHI implantation within one treatment strategy — planned around your donor, hairline, recipient area and long-term needs.
The technique names matter. But the planning, hands and detail behind them matter more.
19+ Years Senior Expert Experience · Combined Standard · Fine Personalised Instruments · No Technique Upgrade
STOP CHOOSING TECHNIQUES BY PRICE
Many clinics present FUE, Sapphire and DHI as if they were three levels on a price list.
That can make patients feel they need to choose the “best” technique before anyone has even assessed their donor or hair-loss pattern.
Fair starts in the opposite direction.
FAIR PRINCIPLE
Your case defines the technique plan.The price does not.
FUE means individual follicular units are extracted from the donor area rather than removing a strip of scalp.
The important questions are not only “Is it FUE?” but also how the donor is mapped, how the extraction pattern is distributed, which punch sizes are selected and how aggressively the donor is harvested.
“Sapphire” refers to the use of fine sapphire blades for creating recipient sites or channels in the areas where the treatment plan uses pre-opened channels.
This stage influences the planned direction, angle, distribution and spacing of the grafts. At Fair, Sapphire channel opening is performed by the experienced hair-transplant expert.
DHI uses fine implanter tools to place grafts in the recipient area. Fair uses DHI implantation as part of the combined scalp-hair standard, with the exact placement strategy determined by the treatment plan.
ONE COORDINATED WORKFLOW
For suitable scalp-hair cases, Fair combines the strengths of these methods inside one coordinated procedure rather than selling them as separate price levels.
Grafts are individually extracted from the donor area according to the planned safe harvest and donor pattern.
The experienced hair-transplant expert designs the recipient plan and performs the Sapphire channel opening in the areas where pre-opened channels are part of the strategy.
Fine DHI implanter tools are used within the combined plan for recipient placement. The exact distribution is determined by the case rather than by a package name.
The result is one treatment strategy using different tools for different technical jobs — without asking the patient to “upgrade” to the technique their plan calls for.
KEY LINE
We don’t force one tool to do every job.We build one plan around your hair.
THE PART MARKETING LEAVES OUT
A technique label does not tell you:
This is why Fair does not build its quality story around the words “Sapphire” and “DHI” alone.
FAIR LINE
Technique matters.The hands, tools and detail behind it matter more.
19+ YEARS SENIOR EXPERT EXPERIENCE
At Fair, the senior hair-transplant expert remains directly involved in the stages that define the aesthetic and technical strategy of the result:
These stages determine where grafts are intended to sit, at what direction and angle, and how the treatment integrates with the patient’s face and existing hair.
Extraction and implantation are carried out within Fair’s permanent technical team structure according to the expert-led treatment plan.
DETAIL IS NOT A PACKAGE
Hair calibre, graft size, donor characteristics and recipient needs differ between patients.
Fair therefore works with fine, individually selected extraction and implantation instruments rather than presenting one generic tool size as the answer for everyone.
The goal is precise work that respects the donor and supports detailed recipient placement.
FUE IS ONLY AS GOOD AS THE DONOR PLAN
The donor area is finite. A strong recipient result should not come at the cost of an unnecessarily depleted donor.
Fair plans extraction around:
Fair does not price treatment per graft. The graft count follows the safe plan rather than a paid graft tier.
WHERE THE RESULT BECOMES VISIBLE
Natural-looking transplantation depends on more than placing a large number of grafts.
The recipient plan has to account for:
Fair’s combined approach is built around this planning rather than around maximising one technique label.
THE FAIR STANDARD
For suitable scalp-hair patients, Combined Sapphire FUE + DHI is already the Fair standard.
| Common package model | The Fair model |
|---|---|
| Basic FUE | Combined Sapphire FUE + DHI as the standard for suitable scalp cases |
| Pay more for DHI | No DHI technique upgrade |
| Pay more for “premium” tools | Fine individually selected tools are part of the working standard |
| Pay per graft / graft package | Safe graft plan; no per-graft pricing |
| Add PRP / stem cell later | PRP + Graft-Tech stem cell included in the Fair standard |
FAIR LINE
You don’t upgrade to combined FUE + DHI.You start with it.
Fair’s Combined Sapphire FUE + DHI protocol is the standard approach for suitable scalp-hair transplant patients. But treatment still begins with assessment, not assumption.
Suitability depends on factors such as:
ONE PLAN FROM CONSULTATION TO PLACEMENT
In-person consultation and medical review.
Hairline design and recipient-area planning with the senior expert.
Final safe graft plan based on donor and recipient needs.
FUE donor extraction within the permanent Fair team structure.
Sapphire channel opening by the experienced hair-transplant expert.
Fine DHI implantation within the combined treatment plan.
PRP + Graft-Tech stem cell treatment as part of the Fair standard.
Post-treatment instructions and structured aftercare.
Not as a universal rule. They perform different technical roles. Fair combines FUE extraction, Sapphire channel planning/opening and fine DHI implantation within one strategy for suitable scalp-hair patients rather than presenting one label as automatically superior.
No. Combined Sapphire FUE + DHI is part of Fair’s standard approach for suitable scalp-hair cases. There is no separate DHI upgrade.
No. FUE describes the individual extraction method. Sapphire refers to the blade used to create recipient sites or channels in the areas where this method is used.
The experienced hair-transplant expert performs the Sapphire channel opening as part of the expert-led recipient planning.
Extraction and implantation are carried out within Fair’s permanent technical team structure according to the expert-led treatment plan. Fair does not claim that the senior expert personally performs every extraction or implantation.
No. Tool selection, graft handling, planning, recipient direction, donor management and the experience of the people involved can differ substantially even when two clinics use the same technique name.
There is no single number for everyone. Fair plans the graft count around donor safety and the actual recipient need. Treatment is not priced per graft.
No technique should be presented as suitable for everyone. Fair first reviews the donor, hair-loss pattern, medical history and treatment goals before confirming suitability.
ONE STANDARD · PERSONALISED PLAN
Send Fair clear photos of your hairline, top, crown, sides and donor area. Our team will review your case before recommending graft numbers or confirming treatment suitability.