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    SmartGraft Hair Restoration vs. Microblading

    SmartGraft Hair Restoration vs. MicrobladingAccording to hair and beauty experts, SmartGraft hair re-growth technology for hair restoration is superior to microblading in virtually every way for patients who want to restore their thinning eyebrow hair.

    While microblading involves manual implanting of hair strokes with medical-grade pigment into the skin, SmartGraft is an advanced hair transplantation technique which creates completely natural looking results through an automated process.

    Board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Gary Motykie provides SmartGraft eyebrow hair restoration to patients in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, CA, and surrounding communities.

     

    SmartGraft for Brow Hair Replacement

    SmartGraft combines the advanced hair follicle extraction technique with precise surgical placement of transplanted hair to produce scarless and natural-appearing results for the patient’s eyebrows.

    The SmartGraft device enables the treatment provider to use an automated process where the hair grafts are precisely extracted and automatically placed in a sterile canister. The device accurately counts, sorts and moistens the sensitive hair grafts without losing time.

    This cutting edge hair moistening and storage process minimizes the hair graft processing time and helps achieve a high survival rate of the implanted brow hair grafts. This smooth and streamlined process ensures that the patient will have a more natural-looking brow and enhanced overall hair restoration outcomes.

     

    Safe, Minimally Invasive, and Comfortable

    The SmartGraft brow hair restoration procedure is minimally invasive, with virtually no serious risk of complications. Most patients report that they are very comfortable during the extraction as well as implanting process because both the donor and recipient sites remain numb with a local anesthetic during the procedure.

    The patient may simply take a nap, read a book, surf the Internet, or watch TV during the SmartGraft procedure. The automated device allows for precise and gentle removal of the hair follicle grafts from the donor areas, as well as their quick and sterile storage in a controlled environment.

    Once the required hair grafts have been collected, the surgeon will prepare and implant them in the brows using very small incisions that may be no larger than a pinprick.

     

    Thick and Attractive Brows with SmartGraft

    Unlike microblading, which can only offer limited improvement in the eyebrow appearance, SmartGraft can restore thinning brows to thick, bold, naturally attractive eyebrows.

    The SmartGraft procedure is designed to safely replace lost or thinning brows without causing any facial scars. The result is real, thick eyebrows that frame your eyes in a natural manner and help enhance overall facial beauty.

    An advantage with SmartGraft eyebrow restoration is that the procedure is performed using only local anesthesia. The patient is awake throughout, and can interact with the treatment provider to determine the precise shape and thickness they may want for their new eyebrows.

     

    Lots of Options

    The shape of the brows can be modified according to the patient’s personal aesthetic needs, proclivities, and goals. Patients should note that following the procedure, the new eyebrow hair may fall out in a few days while the new follicle hibernates.

    In about three to four months, new long-lasting eyebrow hair will begin to grow. Final results will be visible within 12 months. As the transplanted hair will be taken from the scalp, the patient will require periodic trimming of the new, living brow hair in order to maintain an appropriate hair length and natural brow-like shape.

    Cosmetic surgeon Dr. Gary Motykie receives patients from Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, CA, and nearby areas for SmartGraft eyebrow hair restoration.


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