How to choose a hair transplant Doctor

[User X01]

I've been contemplating a hair transplant for several years and need some help to steer me in the right direction. I know it's advisable to have multiple consultations, but it's knowing which Doctors to choose! There are so many producing very good results, have similar pricing and positive reviews.
Little bit about me.
Male aged 39, receding hairline with thinning in frontal third area. First noticed hair loss aged 30. Straight medium brown hair, usually 2 inches long. Using Propecia 1mg and Regaine foam 5% for 18 months, no known side effects. Hair loss has stabalised, mild regrowth or thickening of miniturised hairs.
There you have it, now how to make my choices.
Any feedback or recommendations please?

 

[Save my Hair]

Same issues with me. Choosing the right clinic is a tough decision. There are quality clinics everywhere, price and aftercare are things I`m checking right now.

 

[User X01]

Tell me about it. If you make a choice I'd be grateful if you share it.

 

[janna]

There are lots of clinics but I personally think there are only select few that truly have the patients' best interests in mind. There are clinic websites that showcase results that aren't theirs and make false claims. I'm flabbergasted by how many unsuspecting patients they end up booking.

We in the industry say to consult with several clinics because you'll need to weigh the recommended advice given by the doctors/clinics. Depending on the doctor's philosophy, their approach to restoring your hair will likely be slightly different. You'll get a good sense which approach is best for you and which doctor you want after the consultations.
If you've already had several consultations and still undecided then I can decide for you, lol!

 

[SADbutTRUE]

Dr. Ron shapiro, dr. Konior, dr.Cooley, dr . Lorenzo , hasson n wong, all top docs in the HT industry. Research is key. Have consults with the docs you have in mind n check out these docs, good luck in your research .

 

[Bastion]

Don't rush into making a decision. Stick around, join in the conversions and educate yourself while contributing to the community.

 

[User X01]

Thanks for the advice.
SadbutTrue, I'll check out the Doctors you recommend.

 

[SADbutTRUE]

Most of those docs do both strip and fue ,dr.lorenzo does fue only and has a huge library of patients results online,HnW has a large body of work posted online ,dr.konior is very hands on and so is dr.cooley,shapiro does quality work and is known for patient care. also check out hairtransplant mentor by joe tillman, its a great site with a lot of information about hairtransplants.hes well known in the HT community and is one of the good guys in the industry, good luck in your research,get on meds to stabile your hair lose, and don't rush into making any decisions.take time and research .happy holidays

 

[User X01]

Thanks Sbt. I'm busy viewing endless YouTube videos of Dr. Lorenzo. Some of the graft numbers are amazing.

 

[User X01]

Thanks Sbt. I'm busy viewing endless YouTube videos of Dr. Lorenzo. Some of the graft numbers are amazing.

 

[Beau Medina]

Do plenty of research!

 

[FUE GUY]

Post op care reviews from patients will help weed out clinics.

 

[User X01]

Who would you recommend from the Belgium clinics?

 

[Admin]

Consult with all the Belgian clinics on here, they all produce great work.

 

[hairlove7491]

I think what you require is a lot of research, talks with your friends, friends-of-friends, previous clients of each doctor you shortlist, read forums about the doctor and people's experience with your doctors. And post doing this research, which I know is very expensive but worth, finalize the best doctor but do not make your decision basis the cost of your treatment. It might backfire. Also, know that Hair Transplantation is a very responsible job so do not fall into the trap of cheap treatments. If you are anywhere around Turkey there are some good clinics there.

 

[hellengeek]

If you feel squeamish about surgery, you are probably wondering about non-surgical hair replacement options. Depending on the cause of your hair loss, you may find that improving your nutrition, reducing stress levels, and treating undiagnosed illnesses or vitamin deficiencies may allow your hair to grow back. However, if your hair loss is caused by alopecia, you are less likely to find success with these non-surgical hair replacement techniques.