Hair Transplant Doctor Best for Hair Loss Treatment?

Usually I refer patients to a dermatologist for hair loss related problems as they are the most knowledgeable.

I think that you need to do your homework and ask who in your community does very good quality hairgrafting. The specialist could be a Dermatologist, Surgeon or Plastic Surgeon. Most importantly, are they trained in performing hair graft procedures? I am certainly biased being a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. I have developed a wonderful, highly talented team that assist in the grafting procedures, but you can see this duplicated in many areas of the country... more

Your primary care physician would be a great place to start. You can also do a search for a local physician that performs hair transplants. Most will be able to address your concerns and get you heading in the right direction. When an individual comes into our office, we have more to offer than just 1 procedure(Hair Transplants). For example if a patient has an issue with shedding, the modalities we turn to are Rogaine, Propecia and Luce. If there is enough space between the... more

The best hair transplant physcian is someone who is a well trained surgeon, has extensive training in hair transplant surgery, who has great experience and patient numbers, and who also has an artistic eye . He then needs to have a great support staff that can help cut the grafts and place the grafts in a precise and timely fashion. Both aspects must be present to get the patient the best results. Our office has almost 20 techs working on hair graft trimming and placement which assures... more

Your primary care physician can begin your hair loss workup with a medical history, physicial examination including scalp exam, and common lab tests such as thyroid levels. Your primary care physician can prescribe propecia or recommend rogaine. If there is no medically reversible cause for your hair loss, hair transplantation can be performed with excellent results for the right candidate.

 There are two methods of hair replacement--Hair transplants and hair flaps. Investigate both methods and wait until you are sure you will have enough donor hair to finish the job without looking abnormal.

The best doctor to see for your unexplained hair loss is a doctor who specializes in hair loss treatment. Many patients with early stages of hair loss can be explained by various medical conditions and treated non-surgically. Those with more advanced hair loss might be a candidate for hair transplantation. Your primary care physician can do some preliminary evaluation for conditons that are associated with hair loss such as; thyroid disease, low iron, or hormonal irregularities. Many... more

For patients who have unexplained hair loss, my suggestion is to visit with a dermatologist. In men, the most common reason for hair loss is male pattern baldness or, technically speaking, androgenic alopecia. In women, hair loss can be due to androgenic alopecia but there is a greater chance that it is caused by some other medical condition. The diagnosis of your hair loss may be simple or it may require other diagnostic testing and possibly even a biopsy to determine the cause. Once... more