Neograft hair transplants are the follicular unit extraction systems ever introduced to the public. Its aggressive marketing campaign has seen a lot of success that many people even assumed that this is a completely brand new procedure. However, this is not the case. The Neograft happens to be a tool to help an existing procedure known as FUE.

How Neograft Works

In a typical procedure of FUE, the doctor makes use of a round punch device for physical removal of the healthy hair groupings one at a time. The donor hairs then get transplanted one by one to the scalp areas which are bald or have some thinning areas which are populated by finer and lesser hairs, referred to as the recipient sites. The Neograft follows a similar procedure yet with several automated and motorized upgrades:

• The Neograft first makes use of a motorized punch device for extracting the follicular unit. The suction device will immediately pull the follicular unit from the patient’s scalp then deposit ready to use graft to the reservoir for security.
• A component is then attached to a suction device so this will now work in reverse. Unlike the pulling of the follicular units from the patient’s scalp in the first step, a modified vacuum will now be pushing back the graft from the reservoir depository to the recipient sites which are made with a machine through a handheld wand. After the procedure has been completed, follicular units will start healing and producing normal and healthy hair.

Benefits of Neograft

The automated hair transplant system can relieve the doctor of an extensive amount of repetitive work. Putting every follicular unit individually can be taxing on the part of the doctor because of the extreme physical and mental focus involved. This is the reason why they usually rest every now and then throughout a hair transplant surgery towson procedure. Maintain just one posture can be very challenging, and extraction and transplantation of every follicular unit might also result to eye strain. However, with Neograft, this can lessen the need for taking breaks. This reduced need to rest, combined with the ability of extracting and transplanting the follicular units in a faster succession only means that the entire FUE procedure will be quicker when the Neograft system or other similar systems has been used. This can be a win-win situation both for you and your doctor.