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desirehair
Valued member
Sparky,
As I stated in my last post even though I think enough information has been given to your readers about NeoGraft, and I am going to take a break I decided to comment on your last post. One of the reasons we do not normally post pictures of patients is that NeoGraft is a tool in a doctor`s hand. NeoGraft does not do a procedure by itself. Pictures that we show of NeoGraft patients are really pictures of how well the doctor is able to use NeoGraft`s potential. The excellence of the transplant in the picture has to with the doctor's skills, not NeoGraft.
We know NeoGraft is engineered to do what it is meant to do FUE procedures and do them well. However, a doctor with skills is still required to partner with NeoGraft if the final outcome is going to project what NeoGraft is able to accomplish. As you know some doctors are more skilled than others, but this does not take away from NeoGrafts technical abilities. NeoGraft assists the doctor by making the procedure simpler, by offering technological advances to help the doctor: keep transaction levels low; keep the grafts misted and moist; speed up the process; use a no cutting no stitching non invasive method; do a minimally painful procedure; eliminate elongated scars; reduce healing time; avoid buried grafts; and most important benefit the patient. These are HUGE benefits offered by NeoGraft. Not everyone is a candidate for FUE but with NeoGraft many more patients are than would otherwise be.
Having pointed out these features of NeoGraft, does not guarantee that every doctor can know where to place grafts, or do hairlines, or generally make good decisions about the hairtransplant procedure. I do not understand what you are referring to when you use the term "the surgery is not refined." This is not a medical term. However, if you are referring to the crusting, this picture is less than 2 weeks old. You know that genetics plays a huge role in how surgery healing proceeds and everyone is different in how they heal. If you have criticisms of the picture you decided to display this has nothing to do with NeoGraft, but with the doctor and the genetics of the patient. On the other hand, I felt the picture was an honest picture of a patient with spars hair and this doctor followed the natural hair density in doing the transplant, this was his choice. The transplant is only 6 months, and there is another 6-12 months of hair growth. Another doctor might have made another choice how to place grafts and do the proceedure. The NeoGraft device was not involved in any of these decisions, as it is not advanced enough yet to make independent decisions maybe soon our research and development team can come up with such a device for NeoGraft and then the doctor`s skill will hardly be required and they will become the robots . (LOL) On a serious note however, this speak to the readers to choose their doctor wisely. A skilled doctor + a Neograft device is the best combination we have today for most patients.
(I am affiliated with NeoGraft).
As I stated in my last post even though I think enough information has been given to your readers about NeoGraft, and I am going to take a break I decided to comment on your last post. One of the reasons we do not normally post pictures of patients is that NeoGraft is a tool in a doctor`s hand. NeoGraft does not do a procedure by itself. Pictures that we show of NeoGraft patients are really pictures of how well the doctor is able to use NeoGraft`s potential. The excellence of the transplant in the picture has to with the doctor's skills, not NeoGraft.
We know NeoGraft is engineered to do what it is meant to do FUE procedures and do them well. However, a doctor with skills is still required to partner with NeoGraft if the final outcome is going to project what NeoGraft is able to accomplish. As you know some doctors are more skilled than others, but this does not take away from NeoGrafts technical abilities. NeoGraft assists the doctor by making the procedure simpler, by offering technological advances to help the doctor: keep transaction levels low; keep the grafts misted and moist; speed up the process; use a no cutting no stitching non invasive method; do a minimally painful procedure; eliminate elongated scars; reduce healing time; avoid buried grafts; and most important benefit the patient. These are HUGE benefits offered by NeoGraft. Not everyone is a candidate for FUE but with NeoGraft many more patients are than would otherwise be.
Having pointed out these features of NeoGraft, does not guarantee that every doctor can know where to place grafts, or do hairlines, or generally make good decisions about the hairtransplant procedure. I do not understand what you are referring to when you use the term "the surgery is not refined." This is not a medical term. However, if you are referring to the crusting, this picture is less than 2 weeks old. You know that genetics plays a huge role in how surgery healing proceeds and everyone is different in how they heal. If you have criticisms of the picture you decided to display this has nothing to do with NeoGraft, but with the doctor and the genetics of the patient. On the other hand, I felt the picture was an honest picture of a patient with spars hair and this doctor followed the natural hair density in doing the transplant, this was his choice. The transplant is only 6 months, and there is another 6-12 months of hair growth. Another doctor might have made another choice how to place grafts and do the proceedure. The NeoGraft device was not involved in any of these decisions, as it is not advanced enough yet to make independent decisions maybe soon our research and development team can come up with such a device for NeoGraft and then the doctor`s skill will hardly be required and they will become the robots . (LOL) On a serious note however, this speak to the readers to choose their doctor wisely. A skilled doctor + a Neograft device is the best combination we have today for most patients.
(I am affiliated with NeoGraft).
