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Neograft is a tool used to perform FUE procedures. It creates the punch and then there is a vacuum assist which sucks the graft out into a holding chamber.The disadvantage is the following:Doctor's who do not specialize in Hair Restoration surgery purchasing a Neograft and having unlicensed technicians (Called NeoGrafters) performing the entire surgery. This is a very common practice in Neograft clinics and something to watch out for.Also, most Neograft cases I see come into my clinic, it seems that the largest punch is used (1.2mm) to make the surgery easier leaving scarring in the back of the patients scalp. In comparison, I do most of my FUE cases with a 0.7mm punch which minimizes any scarring and leaves me with small grafts which can be placed closer to each other giving a much more natural look and density.My personal opinion also is that the Neograft puts additional stress on the follicles during the vacuum phase and while sitting in the graft chamber vs extraction manually with forceps. I personally prefer to extract the grafts manually and place them immediately in hypothermosol solution chilled at 4 degrees Celsius.
Neograft is essentially a tool to perform FUE. Precise graft harvesting is readily performed with the hand piece. With consistent depth of penetration and drill speed, great grafts are obtained.
Hello,The answer is Neograft is probably not better than handheld FUE and potentially worse. Handheld FUE is where you manually extract the hair while in Neograft it is vacuumed up a tubing. Best, Dr. Anil Shah
Follicular Unit Extraction is a great NeoGraft technique. In fact, we have found it is the most effective hair transplant system as it provides naturally growing hair follicles to scalp areas that previously held non-growing and unhealthy follicles. FUE allows for the harvesting of individual follicles from the donor area without a scalpel incision or the necessary stitches and therefore leaves no linear scar.Best wishes,
Neograft is a FUE instrument so you can't talk about the advantage or disadvantage.Doctors who perform the FUE procedure pick and choose the instrument of their choice (Neograft is just one of them). THE RESULTS depend on the doctor, not the tool (not Neograft, not ARTAS, not SAFE, not FUE)
The Neograft device is a relatively new device for performing FUE. One key feature is the use of gentle suction to assist in the removal of follicles. Some believe that the gentle suction may be harmful, but overzealous force applied during manual extraction will absolutely harm follicles. As always, the most important factor is the doctor and team using the technology!
Neograft is a machine that assists with follicular unit extraction (FUE) -- it helps the surgeon remove units of hairs one by one. ARTAS is another robotic assisted machine that removes hair units one by one via the follicular unit extraction (FUE) technique as well. So, FUE is typically performed with the assistance of one of these machines. Placing the grafts is still highly dependent on the skill of the team involved. Both are great and produce similar results while avoiding the strip incision used in the FUT technique. Consult with a facial plastic surgeon, plastic surgeon, or dermatologist to discuss your options in person. I wish you well!
Follicular unit extraction (FUE) is a specific procedure in which individual follicles of hair are removed from a donor site and then transplanted in the areas of thinning hair. NeoGraft is a specific instrument that physicians use to carry out FUE procedures. The real advantage of utilizing a FUE procedure is that the hair follicles are extracted and transplanted without an incision, leaving no visible linear scar.
Neograft is a machine used topreform FUE technique. We believe it is the best FUE technique on themarket. Hair transplantation is done under local anesthesia. Thereare no scaples or sutures used. The patinets can return to work the nextday. There is minimal discomfort. I have done this procedure myselfand have returned to the operating room the next morning without using anypain medicines.
NeoGraft is a machine that is used for FUE procedures. There are many machines and FUE is one that have a suction connected to the punch allowing removing of the graft with the suction as opposed with a forceps. The result of it if done correctly should be comparable to any other FUE procedure.
Shedding hairs after any hair transplant (including NeoGraft) is completely normal. The follicle remains within the transplanted recipient site, and the hair shaft is shed. The hair shaft then regenerates from the follicle over the next several months. All the best,
Transplanted hairs will often shed after transplanted and enter a "Telogen" or resting phase. The hair follicle remains alive but the individual hairs are released. This can happen at any time following transplantation and rarely not at all but usually after a number of weeks following t...
At this point you should be safe to get a full haircut. You should check with your doctor before doing so. The rate at which your hair grows will determine how quickly the donor area will catch-up to the surrounding area.
We are extremely excited about bringing Neograft into our practice. Recommendations are 6-8 months between grafting procedures. Secondary procedures may be unnecessary as single sessions may successfully transfer up to 2500 grafts unless more density is desired.
NeoGraft was introduced about 5 years ago, and is simply a machine that a physician (or, more likely, a technician) uses to perform the follicular unit extraction (FUE) procedure. It is more or less a motorized, hand-held circular punch, attached to suction. I attended a physician's...
I am not a legal expert, but the delegation of tasks in medical procedures can vary by jurisdiction. In many places, only licensed physicians are allowed to perform certain aspects of hair transplant procedures, such as graft harvesting and making incisions. It's crucial to consult with a legal...
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