by DevHM | Aug 3, 2011 | Blog, Follicular Unit Extraction, Hair Transplant Studies
Researching hair loss treatments can provide some misleading answers to questions you have about your hair replacement options. Advertisements are common for the various medications that can be taken but many are skeptical of this approach. Some worry that taking...
by DevHM | Jul 27, 2011 | Blog, Follicular Unit Extraction, Hair Transplant Studies, PHRC News
While Bosley hair restoration may be well known, it doesn’t mean it’s the only, or even the best, option available for people dealing with thinning hair. Bosley is a name that has gained notoriety over the years because they’ve had a successful...
by DevHM | Jul 14, 2011 | Blog, Hair Transplant Studies
A businessman from Sugar Land, Texas is happy again after under going a hair transplant! Mr. “L.I.” from Sugar Land Texas, recently had hair transplant surgery with Dr. Carlos Puig at Physicians Hair Restoration Center in Houston. He commented to us of how...
by DevHM | Jul 13, 2011 | Blog, Hair Transplant Studies
A woman from the The Woodlands, Texas is growing hair for first time in 30 years! This woman from The Woodlands, Texas had pattern hair loss with temporal recession and central thinning. Over the years her hair loss had become very noticeable. She has tried just about...
by DevHM | Jul 13, 2011 | Blog, Follicular Unit Extraction, Hair Transplant Studies, PHRC News
The Physician’s Hair Restoration Center, led by Dr. Carlos Puig, has developed an effective solution to hair loss that is providing people with an opportunity to put their days of balding behind them. Dr. Puig has worked in the field for several years and his...
by DevHM | Jul 7, 2011 | Blog, Follicular Unit Extraction, Hair Transplant Studies, PHRC News
The issue of thinning hair and hair loss is a problem that plagues more people than some are aware. Generally, it’s a problem that is associated with men as they reach middle age, however, men much younger than that and as well as women often must deal with...
