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FUE innovations from ASMED

From clinical observation to measurable technology.

The ASMED innovation ecosystem connects donor assessment, surgical planning and graft handling. KE-Bot, KE-Hair Analyzer and K.E.E.P. address different stages of FUE with a shared objective: more controlled, objective and donor-conscious treatment planning.

01Robotic scanning

KE-Bot

A U.S.-patented robotic 360° scanning system that uses high-definition photography and 3D scalp modelling to support objective donor and recipient assessment.

  • Hair calibre, density and overall donor-capacity analysis
  • Coverage Value and extraction-site calculations
  • Pre- and post-operative measurement support
Read the official KE-Bot page →
03Graft placement

K.E.E.P.

The Koray Erdogan Embedding Placer was developed for controlled graft placement into pre-made incisions while minimising forceps-related compression and unnecessary graft handling.

  • Designed for precise placement and incision direction
  • Multiple sizes and left- or right-hand configurations
  • Reusable medical-steel instrument for standard sterilisation
Read the official K.E.E.P. page →
One connected workflow

Measure. Plan. Place.

The value of innovation is not the device alone, but how objective information supports clinical decisions throughout the procedure.

Measure

Understand the donor area

Quantify density, calibre, follicular distribution and donor capacity before deciding how much can be safely extracted.

Plan

Protect long-term coverage

Connect donor data with Coverage Value, extraction distribution and the patient’s probable future hair-loss pattern.

Place

Handle grafts with control

Use controlled placement methods intended to respect incision direction and minimise unnecessary pressure on the graft.

Technology should support outcomes

Review published patient results.

Evaluate hairline design, coverage, donor preservation and consistency across ASMED’s published before-and-after cases.

ASMED consultation

Discuss your donor area.

Submit photographs for an initial assessment and receive information directly from the ASMED patient coordination team.

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