First and foremost — the exceptional qualifications of its medical team.
DeaMed is staffed by highly skilled physicians and led by Professor Dea Papaskiri, MD, who is personally involved in the hair transplantation process. The professionalism, extensive experience, and ongoing professional development of the DeaMed team form the foundation of the clinic’s reliability and success.
DeaMed is also distinguished by its strong commitment to scientific and research activities. All diagnostic and treatment methods used at the clinic are based on modern scientific principles. Their safety and efficacy are evidence-based and fully comply with international standards.
Physicians at DeaMed regularly participate in international medical conferences and forums. Many have authored original scientific papers, further emphasizing the clinic’s academic excellence.
One of the clinic’s major scientific achievements is the dissertation by Professor Dea Papaskiri, which has received international recognition as a groundbreaking study. It offers an effective solution to the complex challenge of treating cicatricial (scarring) alopecia through follicular microtransplantation.
The medical profession demands a combination of multiple competencies, where critical thinking and analytical ability are crucial. These skills are key to the development of high-quality, modern medicine. Staying informed about the latest medical advances is essential — a principle deeply ingrained in DeaMed’s professional ethics.
Internationally recognized innovations:
DeaMed’s physicians developed the world’s first and only automated device used in hair transplantation, specifically designed for the precise creation of micro-channels in the recipient area.
This innovative device offers a unique advantage: it allows for exact control over the depth, direction, and density of the micro-channels, resulting in a natural-looking hairline and optimal transplant outcomes. The concept was developed by Professor Aleksi Makharashvili and technically executed by Revaz Giorganashvili. The invention is patented.
In addition, in 2007, DeaMed doctors patented a technique for hair transplantation using the Strip method. By creating micro-incisions along the wound, the technique significantly reduces tissue tension, minimizes scarring, and ensures a more aesthetically pleasing result.
