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Microscopically magnified minigrafting involves transplanting individual hair follicles obtained from a donor site into small incisions made throughout the recipient site. The hair follicles are dissected under magnification for optimal results.
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Conditions Treated with Microscopically Magnified Minigrafting:
Microscopically magnified minigrafting may be performed in cases of alopecia.
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Non-surgical alternatives to microscopically
magnified minigrafting include finasteride and minoxidil. Hair grafting and
scalp reduction are surgical alternatives to the procedure.
Anesthesia with Microscopically Magnified Minigrafting:
Microscopically magnified minigrafting is performed with a local anesthetic.
Potential Complications from Microscopically Magnified Minigrafting:
Possible risks following microscopically magnified minigrafting include swelling, numbness, itching and a negative reaction to the anesthesia. It is also possible to experience temporary crusting.
Prognosis after Microscopically Magnified Minigrafting:
The prognosis for a positive end result following microscopically magnified minigrafting is good.
Recovery from Microscopically Magnified Minigrafting:
Total recovery from microscopically magnified minigrafting takes two to four months.
