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The settings every surgery starts with
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Rotation for 100 milliseconds to get through the surface layer of the skin, which is hard, then the Mamba movement for another 100 milliseconds. Depending on how hard the skin is and how thick the follicle is, the second movement can switch to oscillation or vibration.
Lesson content
What are the best settings to obtain follicular units?
- Dr. Trivellini always starts the surgery with the rotation mode for 100 milliseconds: it is the best movement to get through a hard surface, and the surface of the skin is hard.
- He continues with the Mamba movement for another 100 milliseconds. That is the minimum time in which he can obtain the follicular unit.
Depending on the skin type, the second movement can be changed to oscillation or vibration. It depends mainly on how hard the skin is and how fine or thick the follicle is.
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