What Is Involved in Cellular Micrografting?
Cellular micrografting takes a small sample of a patient’s hair follicles or scalp tissue, which is then processed to isolate regenerative components, such as stem cells and growth factors. Those components are prepared into an injectable solution and injected back into thinning areas.
The intent of cellular micrografting is to:
- Stimulate dormant and/or weakened follicles
- Create a healthier scalp environment for hair growth
- Encourage thicker, denser-looking hair
- Complement other hair loss therapies
Because cellular micrografting uses a patient’s own tissue, it is generally considered a low-risk, in-office treatment option.
Who Most Benefits from Cellular Micrografting?
Cellular micrografting is most appropriate for mild to moderate thinning, diffuse hair loss, and to support the scalp where hair has become finer over time. It is especially appealing to patients who want to try a non-surgical, biologically driven regenerative approach before progressing to hair restoration surgery.
It can also be useful for patients looking to enhance and optimize their hair transplant results.
How is a Cellular Micrografting Treatment Performed?
A cellular micrografting treatment typically begins with harvesting a small sample from the donor area of the scalp. That sample is processed in specialized equipment to isolate regenerative material, which is then injected into targeted thinning areas.
The procedure is minimally invasive, with little to no downtime and a straightforward recovery profile. Most patients can return to their normal routine shortly after treatment.
Post Cellular Micrografting Recovery
Some mild redness, tenderness, or temporary sensitivity may occur at the treatment sites, but downtime is usually very minimal. Hair improvement tends to develop gradually, with visible growth taking months to see.
Maintaining realistic expectations is important. Cellular micrografting is designed to support growth and density, not replace a hair transplant surgery or medical hair loss therapy.
Ready to Learn More?
Cellular micrografting starts with a consultation to determine whether your hair loss pattern or surgical plan is a good match for regenerative treatments. A personalized consultation can help you decide whether cellular micrografting might benefit your hair journey.
Linkov Hair Surgery
150 E 56th St, #1A
New York, NY 10022
(212) 970-9404
