Hey, if I'm going to broadcast my hair transplant live, why not the follow-up? In my first real live-broadcast (I've done 800 plus videos online, but the live thing always terrifies me), I conduct a live & public follow-up consult via Stickam with someone from Bauman Medical. And I try to stay focused as I read the myriad of insults so common on Stickam. :)
In an unusual publicity campaign, Bosley is offering free hair transplants to 19 lucky war veterans. Time to lose the buzz cut?
Aztarnet.com reports:
Aztarnet.com reports:
An international chain is aiming to change that with a contest offering free baldness cures to veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Bosley Hair Restoration, based in Beverly Hills, Calif., recently launched a marketing push to provide free hair transplants to 19 war vets nationwide — one at each of its regional surgery centers, including the one in Arizona.
To apply, troops or their loved ones must submit a letter describing the service member's wartime work and "what a new, restored head of hair would mean to him/her." Southern Arizona personnel are eligible to enter, but the winner would have to travel to Bosley's Scottsdale clinic for the procedure, which normally costs $5,000 to $8,000.
To learn more, see "Bosley Gives Back."
To learn more, see "Bosley Gives Back."
