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NeoGraft carries more benefits over the traditional strip method of linear harvesting method for hair
transplantation.

Firstly, NeoGraft uses the semi-automated version of the FUE hair translation technique. In this procedure, the hair doctor manually removes individual hair follicles from the sides or back of the scalp. Then, a series of incisions are made on the blading area to implant the extracted hair follicles.

This procedure doesn’t leave any permanent scars as in the case of linear harvesting.

NeoGraft transplantation procedure is minimally invasive and doesn’t cause any downtime, unlike the linear harvesting method, which requires expensive surgery.

In the NeoGraft technique, the hair follicle is extracted with a wand using the suction method. Plus, a special tool is used to make the incision and implant the hair follicles. This makes the entire process more efficient and effective.

Hyperhidrosis treatment with miraDry® is extremely effective. Research shows that after one month, 93% of people were no longer bothered by sweat. 80% no longer found odor a problem.

MiraDry has been approved by the TGA and is a safe treatment when performed by a trained medical practitioner. MiraDry has a very strong safety record and although there are risks of complications and side effects, like all medical treatments, the risk of this happening is rare.

Following the procedure, patients will experience localized soreness and swelling in the treated area, which should dissipate within 2-3 weeks.

Some patients experience temporary, short-term changes in sensation, which may include tingling or numbness, in the skin of their underarms or upper arms, which also dissipates gradually over time.

Results are immediate, and patients should experience continued improvement in sweat and odor reduction in the coming weeks. Final results are assumed at 3 months.

Patients who experience excessive underarm sweating that impacts on their lifestyle will benefit from MiraDry treatment.