How Effective is the NeoGraft Hair Transplant Procedure?
This question, asked by a member of our [tag]hair loss[/tag] social community and discussion forums, was answered by Bill – the Managing Publisher of our [tag]Hair Restoration[/tag] Network:
I’ve started researching [tag]hair transplant surgery[/tag] and found some interesting information about the [tag]NeoGraft[/tag]. I’m curious, how effective is the NeoGraft procedure? How does it differ from normal [tag]hair transplantation[/tag]?
Unfortunately, there’s a lot of misinformation available on the NeoGraft which has caused prospective patients some confusion. For starters, NeoGraft is both a company and one of dozens, if not hundreds of extraction devices a physician can use to harvest follicular units from the back of the scalp. Thus, “NeoGraft” is not the name of a procedure. The actual procedure is called follicular unit extraction or FUE.
The NeoGraft hair transplant machine, like other tools, comes with a list of advantages and disadvantages. Unfortunately, NeoGraft’s misleading marketing has led prospective patients like yourself to believe that NeoGraft is an actual procedure and that neophyte surgeons and/or technicians can perform follicular unit extraction [tag]hair transplant[/tag] surgery using their machine with little or even no experience.
The reality is, any tool in the hands of the inexperienced can be dangerous. If you give a fool a hammer, he’ll most likely break his thumb. However, a skilled and experienced contractor can use a hammer to build a magnificent home. Thus, the quality of hair transplant results relies much more on the skill and experience of the surgeon and his/her staff than on which tool they use.
To learn more about the NeoGraft, visit the below links:
The Evolution of Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE), Physicians, and its Tools
Can the NeoGraft Hair Transplant Machine Revolutionize Follicular Unit Extraction?
NeoGraft: A Revolutionary FUE Follicular Unit Extraction Hair Transplant Machine?
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