Assuming the Dr is competent... Is smart graft technology on point? Is this a better tool than manual when in the same surgeons hands? I read in one place that the graft failure rate is around 3%, I believe that is on=par or slightly lower than manual FUE. Is it accurate when marking and dividing the hairs per graft? Is the way it stores them, in a cool environment effective? I imagine it is generally cheaper than manual as it replaces the technicians when it comes to handling and dividing.
How good is the Smartgraft technology?
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