What is NeoGraft hair transplant?
NeoGraft is an automated follicular unit extraction (FUE) system that harvests individual hair follicles from a donor area and transplants them to thinning or balding regions. It is designed to provide natural-looking results without the need for a linear incision.
How does NeoGraft differ from traditional hair transplants?
Unlike the traditional strip method (FUT), NeoGraft extracts individual follicles using automated pneumatic pressure, which typically avoids a linear scar. This generally results in a shorter recovery period and allows patients to wear shorter hairstyles.
Does NeoGraft leave a scar?
NeoGraft does not produce a linear scar like traditional strip harvesting. The tiny extraction sites typically heal as small, nearly imperceptible dots that are generally not visible even with short hair.
How long does a NeoGraft procedure take?
A NeoGraft session typically takes between four and eight hours, depending on the number of grafts being transplanted. Most patients undergo the procedure in a single session.
What is the recovery time for NeoGraft?
Most patients return to normal activities within a few days to one week. Some redness and minor scabbing in the treated areas may be present for the first week or two but typically resolves on its own.
When will I see results from NeoGraft?
Transplanted hair typically sheds within the first few weeks, which is a normal part of the process. New growth generally begins around three to four months, with most patients seeing significant results by nine to twelve months.
Is NeoGraft suitable for women?
NeoGraft may be an option for women experiencing hair thinning or loss, particularly those with localized thinning. A consultation is typically recommended to determine candidacy based on the pattern and cause of hair loss.










