The most advanced hair transplantation
THARRTS stands for Human Assisted Rapid Robotic Transplant System. The tip of the punch is surrounded by a silicone coating, which means the rest of the roots are not damaged while punching. It is the world's fastest hair transplant system.
"Human assisted" matters: the system does not replace the specialist. It carries out extraction and site creation with machine precision while the medical team plans the hairline, judges density and directs the work.
Silicone tip
Protects surrounding roots during extraction
1–4 hairs
Per follicular unit, harvested one by one
Why robotic
Six differences you can measure
Choosing
Robotic or manual FUE?
Both relocate the same bald-resistant follicles. The difference is how the grafts are harvested and how the recipient sites are made. The specialist recommends one after seeing your donor area.
Robotic (THARRTS)
- — Machine-assisted extraction, graft by graft
- — Faster than working manually
- — Less manual variability across a long session
- — Silicone-coated punch protects neighbouring roots
- — Suited to larger graft counts
Manual FUE
- — 0.6–1mm punches, extracted by hand
- — No stitches, no linear visible scars
- — Full control over unusual donor patterns
- — Well suited to smaller, focused areas
- — Same lifetime growth from transplanted hair
Results
Robotic cases
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