NeoGraft FUE Hair Transplant — 3D Animation

This animation walks through a complete NeoGraft FUE hair transplant the way Dr. Rosing performs it in Newport Beach. It opens on a patient with a receding hairline and temporal recession, then moves to the back of the scalp, where the donor strip of permanent, DHT-resistant hair is trimmed short so individual follicular units are visible.

The extraction sequence shows the NeoGraft handpiece harvesting follicular units one at a time using gentle pneumatic pressure. Because each unit is removed through a tiny circular punch rather than a scalpel incision, there is no linear scar and no sutures — the donor area heals as a scatter of dot-sized openings that close within days.

A cross-section of the scalp then shows the "no touch" implantation step: grafts are delivered through the epidermis into the dermis at the angle and depth of the surrounding hair, without being handled by forceps. Minimising handling time outside the body is what protects graft survival.

The animation closes on the grown-in result. In practice that view corresponds to roughly 12 to 14 months after the procedure, once the transplanted follicles have completed their shedding and regrowth cycle.