Neoplatinum Hair Transplant

  The Legacy of Dr. Nav Vikram in Hair Transplant Evolution
Dr. Nav Vikram is a name that stands tall in the world of hair restoration, especially in Chandigarh. He didn’t just follow the path of hair transplants—he paved a new one. His journey began when he opened his first clinic in Chandigarh’s Sector 10, a well-known spot right across from Hotel Mount View. This marked the start of a revolution in how people fix hair loss, blending science, care, and innovation.

The Early Days: Learning the Hard Way
When Dr. Vikram started, hair transplants weren’t a big thing. He began with a method called FUT, or Follicular Unit Transplantation. It was one of the early ways to move hair from one part of the head to another. But it wasn’t perfect. Back then, people didn’t talk much about hair loss or surgery to fix it—they felt shy or unsure. FUT had some downsides too. After the surgery, there were stitches on the back of the head where hair was taken from. These stitches had to stay for 12 to 15 days before a doctor could remove them. For NRI clients who came from abroad, staying that long in India was a hassle. Worse, FUT left a big scar that showed up every time they got a haircut. Some even felt numbness or a strange tingling around the scar for months. Dr. Vikram saw these problems and knew there had to be a better way. So, in 2012, he switched to a newer method called FUE, or Follicular Unit Extraction.

A Turning Point in 2012
The year 2012 was a game-changer. People started noticing that hair transplants could really work. Word spread, and suddenly, it wasn’t such a secret anymore. NRIs—Indians living abroad—began looking for good places to get their hair fixed. They found Dr. Vikram’s clinic in Chandigarh and liked what they saw. His NeoGraft Hair Clinic became a go-to spot, known for quality and care. By this time, Dr. Vikram was fully focused on FUE. It was less invasive than FUT—no big scars, no long stitch removal waits. Clients were happy with the results, and the feedback was great. But Dr. Vikram wasn’t satisfied yet. He noticed some issues: the hair didn’t always grow as thick as he wanted, and sometimes there were small gaps in the hairline that didn’t look natural. He wasn’t okay with “good enough”—he wanted the best.

Digging Deeper: Finding the Flaws
Dr. Vikram started investigating why FUE wasn’t perfect. He found three big problems. First, the tool used to pull out hair—a dental motor spinning at super high speeds (over 7,000 RPM)—was too rough. It damaged 15-20% of the hair grafts right during extraction, meaning those hairs wouldn’t grow later. Second, after being taken out, the grafts were kept in a basic liquid that didn’t protect them well enough. Third, the way doctors made space on the bald area for new hair wasn’t precise, leading to uneven results. Dr. Vikram knew he couldn’t just accept these flaws—he had to fix them.

Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
Instead of giving up, Dr. Vikram teamed up with smart people to solve these issues. He worked with experts from PGI Rohtak’s histology department, who study tissues under microscopes. They figured out that the old extraction tools were especially bad for people with thinner hair units, causing up to 20% of grafts to fail. Then, he joined forces with friends from IIT—top engineers in India. Together, they came up with a brilliant idea: nano motors. These tiny, high-tech tools spin much slower (600-700 RPM) and are way more gentle than the old dental motors. They also invented the “trumpet punch,” a special tool that takes out hair without hurting it, keeping almost every graft alive. To top it off, they improved how grafts are stored outside the body, using a special solution instead of plain liquid. This teamwork led to a brand-new method called “Neo Platinum FUE,” which Dr. Vikram proudly introduced at NeoGraft Chandigarh.

Setting a New Standard
Neo Platinum FUE wasn’t just a small upgrade—it changed the game. It made hair transplants more precise, less painful, and way more successful. With this method, 94-95 % of the transplanted hair grows back, compared to only 75-85% with regular FUE. The results look natural, with no gaps or thin spots. Plus, it’s easier on patients—no big scars, no long recovery time. People could get back to their lives in just 3 days instead of waiting a week or more like with older methods. Dr. Vikram’s clinic became famous for this, drawing over 10,000 clients from around the world to Chandigarh.

A Legacy That Keeps Growing
Dr. Nav Vikram didn’t stop at making hair transplants better—he built a legacy. His NeoGraft Hair Clinic in Chandigarh is now a trusted name, known for turning hair loss into hair gain with care and skill. With over 15 years of experience, he’s helped people feel confident again, one transplant at a time. His story shows how asking “What if we can do better?” can lead to big changes—not just for him, but for everyone who walks through his doors. Next was the quest to find out a way to even stop 5-7 percent loss that was evident in neoplatinum fue. Here came a new game changer. NEODHT.

NeoDHT has revolutionized hair restoration, emerging as a groundbreaking advancement in the field. This cutting-edge technique harnesses the power of nanomotors and the world’s thinnest sapphire blades to deliver unparalleled precision. By introducing these ultra-sharp sapphire blades and customizing critical factors—such as slitting time and graft out-of-body time—based on individual parameters like blood counts, bleeding time, and clotting time, NeoDHT has transformed outcomes like never before. With this innovation, we proudly achieve an astonishing graft survival rate of up to 99%, setting a new gold standard in hair transplant success.