In times when hair problems shake your confidence, SmartGraft steps in as your solution with FUE laser therapy. It’s time to leave behind the days when hair concerns made you feel down. SmartGraft is here to change that.
Dealing with hair problems affects both men and women, impacting how we see ourselves. Thinning hair, receding hairlines, hereditary hair loss, female pattern hair loss, and bald spots can take a toll on confidence.
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Hair loss can occur when follicles become dormant or are unable to produce new strands.
SmartGraft uses your hair to fill in areas with hair loss, resulting in the most natural and healthy appearance possible. The results look authentic and seamlessly blend with your existing hair.
Traditional methods often involve removing large strips of hair, leaving noticeable scars. SmartGraft, on the other hand, uses individual micro grafts when you lose hair, eliminating the presence of linear scars. It means you can confidently wear your hair however you like without worrying about visible marks.
The SmartGraft process is conveniently performed in the doctor’s office, typically taking around five hours. This single-session approach streamlines the process, making it efficient and accessible.
Recovery with SmartGraft is remarkably short. Patients can resume their routine activities, including washing their hair, within just a few days. The minimal downtime ensures a quick return to your daily life with minimal disruption.
SmartGraft’s benefits go beyond just restoring hair; it’s about providing a solution that is natural, minimally invasive, and conducive to a swift recovery. With SmartGraft, you not only regain your hair but also the confidence that comes with a seamlessly natural look and a hassle-free process.
A strip of hair-bearing skin is selected from the donor area, typically located at the back or sides of the scalp, where hair is genetically resistant to balding.
The surgeon carefully removes the selected strip of scalp using a scalpel. The incision is then sutured or stapled, leaving a linear scar that is easily concealable under surrounding hair.
The donor strip is dissected into individual follicular units under microscopic magnification. These units contain one to four hair follicles each.
Tiny incisions or recipient sites are made in the balding or thinning area where the grafts will be transplanted. The angle, direction, and density of these incisions are crucial for natural-looking results.
The dissected follicular units are delicately placed into the recipient sites, ensuring a harmonious distribution that mimics the natural pattern of hair growth.
After the procedure, patients are provided with postoperative care instructions. Some discomfort, swelling, or redness may occur initially, but these are usually temporary.
Healing and recovery time vary, but most patients can resume normal activities within a few days to a week. Hair shedding is a common occurrence after the procedure, but new hair growth typically begins within a few months.
