The Neograft technique is a semi-automated FUE hair transplant method that involves the use of a machine to extract individual hair follicles from the donor area. The machine uses a pneumatic pressure system to extract hair follicles without the need for a scalpel or incisions in the donor area. The grafts are then transplanted into the recipient area using a sapphire blade and forceps. The procedure is relatively quick, taking about four to six hours, and is less invasive than traditional FUE. FUE is a manual hair transplant technique that involves the extraction of individual hair follicles from the donor area. This technique requires the surgeon to use a small punch tool to extract the hair follicles, in this case the surgeon will be using the automated neograft extraction device. FUE is a more time-consuming process without the assistance of a Neograft extractor. Without automation, most operations are taking eight to ten hours, and will require a higher reliance on the precision and skill of the surgeon.