Hair Replacement

Hair loss is a condition experienced by both men and women. Primarily caused by a combination of aging, a change in hormones and a family history of baldness, hair loss may also result from burns or trauma. With tragic events, hair replacement is considered a reconstructive procedure and may be covered by health insurance. The best candidates for hair replacement are those with healthy hair growing at the back and sides of the head.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an appropriate age to consider having this procedure?
The age of hair loss treatment patients ranges from early twenties to early nineties. A consultation with your doctor will help to determine what is best for you.

Is it possible for the procedure to not work at all?
There is slight risk that the procedure will not "take." Again, consultation with your medical professional will determine if this is likely for you.

Is there any discomfort associated with this procedure?
The use of a mild anesthetic assures that hair replacement surgery is virtually pain free.

Is there a recovery period necessary for this procedure?
Many patients are able to resume work the next day.