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What is NeoGraft?
New Image Plastic Surgery uses the NeoGraft hair transplant system that harvests hair follicles one at a time using a Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) method. The hair follicles are removed from the scalp and placed into areas where thinning has occurred for a thicker, fuller head of hair.
Who is a Candidate?
Both men and women can experience hair loss, which can be caused by hereditary, age, or a medical condition. The best candidates for this treatment are healthy, non-smokers who have a sufficient amount of hair on the back of their scalp. The best way to determine if the NeoGraft treatment near Alamo Heights, TX is right for you is through a consultation with Dr. Homas or Dr. Brostrom.
The Procedure
Most patients describe the NeoGraft procedure as gentle and safe. The NeoGraft procedure involves harvesting the hair follicles, which is done under local anesthesia and oral sedation. The harvest sites are very small, and they close on their own. The next step involves placement of the follicles. You will be seated in an upright position and a local anesthetic will be applied to your scalp. The follicles will be replanted into the treatment area for a more youthful-looking and natural hairline.
Results
Following the NeoGraft treatment, patients can return to their normal activities in a few days. After a week, the follicles will have rooted under the scalp. Results will continue to become more noticeable over the next several months as the hair becomes fuller.
If you are interested in learning more about NeoGraft near Alamo Heights today, contact our office to schedule a consultation.
About Alamo Heights, TX
Alamo Heights is an incorporated city that is surrounded by the city of San Antonio in Bexar County in the U.S. state of Texas Alamo Heights is a vibrant village in which to live and work by protecting and enhancing its native beauty, promoting its special sense of community, and providing excellent city services. This village enjoys a relatively warm climate year-round, with mild winters and hot summers.
