FAQ
Planungs- & Produkt-FAQ
Direkte Antworten mit Quellen, wo klinische Fakten gelten.
Was ist HairArchitect AI?
Medizinische Bildgebung für Haartransplantations-Planung: Computer Vision, hochfidele Simulation und KI-Gesichtsanalyse.
Wie genau ist die Golden-Schnitt-Analyse?
Landmark-Detektion schlägt proportionale Startpunkte vor. ISHRS-Leitlinien betonen individuelle Haarliniengestaltung—Chirurgen passen Alter, Ethnie und Spender an.
Quelle: ISHRS Glossar
Was treibt die Simulation?
Lokales On-Device-Rendering für Echtzeit-Design, optional cloud-verstärkte Vorschauen. Alle Ausgaben sind illustrative Planungshilfen.
Berechnet die App Grafts?
Ja—Empfängerfläche (cm²) × Zieldichte, begrenzt durch sichere Spenderausbeute. Ihr Chirurg validiert die Zahlen persönlich.
Quelle: ISHRS Patientenleitfaden
Ist HairArchitect AI ein Medizinprodukt?
Nein. Es ist ein Planungs- und Visualisierungstool. Es ersetzt keine ärztliche Untersuchung.
Wie werden meine Fotos verarbeitet?
Gesichts- und Kopfhautfotos werden für von Ihnen aktivierte Funktionen genutzt. Details in unserer Datenschutzerklärung.
Can an app guarantee my transplant result?
No. Any honest app shows planning intent. Growth, survival, and styling depend on surgery, aftercare, and your biology.
Is HairArchitect AI free?
The iOS app is free to download. In-app purchases may apply for advanced features—see the App Store listing.
Is 4,000 grafts always better than 2,500?
No. Over-harvesting risks donor depletion. The right number matches goals, donor supply, and session plan.
Do grafts equal hairs?
No. One graft is usually a follicular unit with 1–4 hairs. Always ask about hair count, not just graft count.
Is DHI always superior to FUE?
Outcomes depend on team skill, graft handling, and your candidacy—not the acronym on the brochure.
Should I plan differently for crown vs hairline?
Yes. Crown plans emphasize swirl angle and coverage; hairline plans emphasize single-hair transition. Mark zones separately.
Will Golden Ratio give me a celebrity hairline?
No. It gives proportional anchors. Ethnic hairline patterns, age, and prior surgery matter more than phi alone.
Does AI simulation replace the surgeon?
No. ISHRS and clinical practice both treat digital planning as an aid—incision, extraction, and implantation remain surgical acts.
Can an app diagnose why I am losing hair?
No. Apps surface patterns for discussion. Blood work, dermoscopy, and history belong in clinic.
When will I see growth after a transplant?
Many patients see shedding first, then early growth around months 3–6, with continued maturation up to 12–18 months. Timelines vary.
Is phi the only way to design a hairline?
No. Proportion guides are one input. Donor limits, native hair pattern, and patient goals matter equally.
Does a simulation mean my result will look identical?
No. Simulation shows planning intent. Growth angle, shock loss, and styling change the final look.
Why do two clinics quote different graft numbers for the same photo?
They may include different zones (temples, crown), assume different densities, or count hairs vs grafts differently.
Can HairArchitect AI finalize my graft plan?
No. It helps you explore scale during planning. Only in-person donor assessment can finalize surgery.
Should I bring photos or a simulation to consult?
Yes. Visual references speed alignment. Label them as goals to discuss—not demands.
Do I need an internet connection for every step?
Core design and on-device preview work locally on supported iPhones. Optional cloud features may need network access.