In Las Vegas at the annual ISHRS conference, IHTI unveiled several of their patented and patent pending instruments to an overwhelmingly enthusiastic crowd of physicians from all over the world.  The patent pending CID device, which counts incisions sites accurately and with great speed was widely heralded as the best new hair restoration instrument in the past several years.  Physicians from around the world were captivated by the live surgical footage demonstrating the unique advantages of this precision instrument.  The seasoned staff of IHTI including Tesfaye Gutema, Ph.D., Engineering Manager, Patti Long, BSN,CST, General Manager, and Johnnie McCarthan, Sales Manager, was on hand to demonstrate the advantages of their multiple innovative devices including the Counting Incision Device, Cutting and Slivering Boards back-lighted with Optical fiber lines, and the Aid to Hairline Design.   Physicians from around the world purchased these innovative instruments in record numbers. 

 

ATODHL is used to assist the design of a hair line during hair transplantation. Align the vertical center line with the nose between the eyes. Align also the horizontal zero line with the eyebrows or the glabella and at the same time check the horizontal alignment with the lateral technique. Pull straps backwards and lock in position. Mark hair line points along the vertical scales. Join the points.

The product is clean but not sterile. It is intended for a limited reuse as long as it is kept clean.

For years, hair transplant (HT) surgeons have debated the best medium for short-term storage of hair-bearing grafts during the period prior to placement in the recipient area, and the temperature at which the medium should be maintained. Normal saline (NS), lactated Ringer’s solution, and others have been utilized, at room temperature and at varying degrees of coldness. The importance of this may be reflected in graft survival and yield, in post-operative effluvium, and in graft retention. However, it remains unclear as to the most advantageous protocol for ex vivo storage of hair-bearing grafts.

Device For Hair Restoration, LLC, has been driven by our strong focus on the needs of surgeons world wide. We have developed patented surgical instruments which give an array of benefits to medical staffs and physicians in the hair restoration industry. Our unique and precise instruments offer new solutions to the operating room and simplicity to surgery. Our newly established cooperation has been under research for many years to become the leader in providing the best surgical devices for hair restoration.