Showing posts with label surgeon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surgeon. Show all posts

Best Hair Transplant Doctor

Posted by Sarah Sweetz Akhza On 1:14 PM 0 comments
"Who's the best hair transplant doctor?" is a question I get a lot.

It's the question I asked dozens of people (who for reasons I'll leave out, have intimate knowledge of hair transplant physicians). Specifically my question was, "if you were personally going to get a hair transplant, which doctor would you choose."



The most common answer was Dr. Alan Bauman of Bauman Medical (Boca Raton, Florida). So I went to see him about two years ago (see YouTube Legend Chooses...) And it was one of the best decisions I've made. Instead of the Bozo look I was genetically predisposed to, my hairline looks better now than it did in my late 30s. It's so fun to look at photos and cringe... then look into the mirror and smile.
Now I'm sure there are other surgeons that are good at hair transplant but there are some things I don't chance on a national chain or mystery doc. Many are too new, and others haven't updated their practice with new technology.
So I'm going back for seconds! Official news. I'm scheduled to return to Florida for a sequel on November 18, 2011 (see events tab on my YouTube page, which will be updated with live forum). See ya live for the most entertaining live hair transplant the world has seen... giveaways, pranks, and lively banter. Yeyy!

Want White Teeth or Better Hairline?

Posted by Sarah Sweetz Akhza On 2:36 PM 0 comments
According to a recent RealSelf.com survey (see press release by Dr. Bauman), guys want better hairlines second only to whiter teeth... and 20% of the 2000 plus adults said they wanted hair transplants.

Bauman's release observed that this number was deceptively low. Had it included some of other red "widely available and non-invasive hair loss treatment options like Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), finasteride, minoxidil and dutasteride, the percentages of interested men and women would have been even higher.”

Yo RealSelf.com. Youze be writing about men and hairloss and not consulting the King of Social Media for Hair Renewal?

Also according to RealSelf... 90% of celebrities get work done... but few confess. Yo, celebrities... how about giving normal people permission by talking about what you've had done? Is that too much to ask?