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HARRTS technology

Robotic hair transplant

At Studio 6, a robotic hair transplant uses HARRTS technology to assist the medical team during selected steps of the procedure. HARRTS stands for Human Assisted Rapid Robotic Transplant System. The system supports graft harvesting and the creation of recipient sites, while the specialist plans the hairline, assesses density and oversees the treatment.

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The most advanced hair transplantation

HARRTS is the robotic hair transplant system used at Studio 6. It is designed to assist with selected stages of hair transplantation, including extracting individual hair grafts and preparing the areas where they will be placed.

The system uses a punch with a silicone-coated tip. This design is intended to help protect nearby follicles during extraction. The actual outcome depends on the technique, the condition of the donor area and how the procedure is performed.

A hair graft usually contains one to four hairs. These grafts are taken from a donor area, commonly at the back or sides of the scalp, and transferred to areas affected by hair loss.

Robotic assistance does not replace the specialist. The medical team assesses your scalp, plans the hairline, decides the treatment approach and supervises the procedure. Your treatment plan should be based on your individual needs rather than the technology alone.

Silicone tip

Protects surrounding roots during extraction

1–4 hairs

Per follicular unit, harvested one by one

HARRTS Mini robotic hair transplant system

Why robotic hair transplant?

Six differences you can measure

  1. 01

    Increased accuracy of graft harvesting

  2. 02

    Reduced harvesting time

  3. 03

    Increased survival of harvested follicular units

  4. 04

    Minimises wounding in graft harvesting

  5. 05

    Increased accuracy in creating recipient sites

  6. 06

    Avoids damaging existing hairs during recipient site creation

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 (HARRTS)

  • — 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
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Hair graft calculator

Get a rough idea of the grafts you may need

Mark the areas where you feel more hair is needed, then choose the density you want. The calculator gives you an approximate graft range so you can request an accurate hair transplant cost from the clinic.

Step 1 · Where do you need coverage?

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Scalp areas needing coverage
Step 2 · Hair loss stage
Step 3 · Density you want

Estimated grafts required

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Want an accurate assessment? Book a consultation with our hair transplant specialist.

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This result is an estimate only. The final graft requirement must be determined by a qualified specialist after a physical hair and scalp assessment.

Questions

What patients ask before booking

Still unsure? Send us a photo of your hairline on WhatsApp and a specialist will tell you whether a transplant is the right route for you.

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How does hair transplantation work?
Hair transplantation involves moving individual follicular units from a donor area, usually at the back or sides of the scalp, to areas affected by hair loss. FUE and robotic-assisted methods differ in how selected stages of the procedure are carried out. Suitability depends on donor hair availability, the pattern of hair loss and other clinical factors.
How many grafts will I need?
The amount of grafts you will need ultimately depends on your degree of hair loss, now and in the future, and on how full you desire your hair to be. The graft calculator gives you a rough range; the specialist confirms it at the assessment.
Does the procedure hurt?
Patients are given local anaesthesia in the donor and recipient areas. Most patients find that once the anaesthesia is given they feel no pain or discomfort during the procedure. Afterwards patients typically feel some soreness and numbness with mild discomfort. Most patients are pleasantly surprised by how minimal the discomfort is.
How long does the procedure take?
A typical session of between 1,500 to 3,000 grafts normally involves a full day at the clinic on an out-patient basis. Most patients arrive in the morning and have their procedure completed by late afternoon.
What is the recovery time?
With today's refined micro hair transplantation procedure the incisions are very small and less invasive than past procedures, which results in more rapid healing. Most patients feel fine within a day or two, although some numbness and mild soreness can be expected for several days.
Will people know I had a hair transplant?
Immediately afterwards the recipient area is typically pink with scabs forming around the micro incisions, and these heal rapidly within a week to ten days. Most patients feel comfortable being in public without wearing a hat within five to seven days. Once the transplanted hair grows out, the result should look entirely natural even under close examination.
Will the result look natural?
The appearance depends on factors such as hairline design, graft distribution, hair direction, donor characteristics and the progression of hair loss. No procedure can guarantee a particular appearance. The specialist should explain the realistic outcome and limitations before treatment.
How do I choose the best hair transplant clinic?
When comparing hair transplant clinics, check the qualifications and registration of the doctor responsible for your care, how your donor area and hair loss will be assessed, what the proposed treatment involves, and whether the clinic explains potential risks, limitations, costs and follow-up care. You should also confirm which doctor and treatments are available at your preferred location.
Studio 6 provides consultations across its clinic locations so patients can discuss available options and decide on a suitable next step.

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Book a robotic hair transplant consultation

Someone from the team will call you back to confirm a time at the clinic nearest you.

+91 98880 99956 info@studio6clinic.com

Monday to Sunday, 9:30am – 6:30pm

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