Xyon – Customized Hair Loss Medications & Study
Want to protect your hair with oral finasteride or dutasteride but afraid to take a…
Read MoreNew Scientist magazine features HairClone
In the latest edition of the New Scientist magazine, released in print on 30th September…
Read MoreWhat is the #1 Best Way To Get the Most Grafts in 1 Session?
Dr. Wasserbauer describes what surgical hair transplant technique is the most effective in harvesting…
Read MoreThe Ugly Side of the Hair Transplant Industry
In this video, Dr. Sara Wasserbauer – Past President of the Board of Directors…
Read MoreSMP For Linear Scar Camouflaging
If I had a FUT hair transplant with linear donor harvesting, can I have a…
Read MoreHairline Refresh! Are You A Candidate?
Hairline Refresh With almost 20 years experience treating hair loss and working with the latest…
Read MorePRP Study Extended
We will be adding up to 20 additional patients to receive PRP in the coming months (enrollment by June 2023) If you are interested in having this added to your surgery free of cost, call our office to schedule your surgery and reference this email.
Read MoreSurgiHEAL PRO for Interoperative Use and Wound Healing
The search for a clearly superior aid to wound healing that meets the unique needs…
Read MoreHairClone Follicle Preservation Freezes Follicles for the Future
Dr. Sara Wasserbauer, a hair restoration surgeon in Northern California, is performing HairClone Follicle Preservation, a…
Read MoreHair Loss On the Edges
In the video below Dr. Sara Wasserbauer discusses traction alopecia, also known hair loss on the edges or thinning edges, is often caused by traction or tightness from braiding the hair or tight ponytails. This condition is particularly prevalent in the African American community were hair braiding is popular.
Read MoreWhat is the Difference between FUE and FUT Hair Transplantation
In this video Dr. Sara Wasserbauer explains the difference in the two hair transplant techniques.…
Read MoreScalp MicroPigmentation’s Increased Popularity Leads to Additional Risks for Uninformed Patients
Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) seems a lot like traditional tattooing. Tiny needles are used to apply pigment to the skin to mimic the appearance of hair – which is a tattoo, right? Not quite…
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