Dr. Robert Bernstein on the Appropriate Age to Begin Considering a Hair Transplant

Dr. Robert M. Bernstein, of Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration, discusses the appropriate age to begin considering hair transplantation in a patient with early hair loss.

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"As a general rule, 25 should be the cut-off as the youngest age that a transplant should be considered for genetic hair loss."

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Visit the Bernstein Medical website for more answers from Dr. Bernstein on Hair Transplantation in young patients

Informative, thanks for posting.

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Originally Posted by Sammygirl

Informative, thanks for posting.

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Most welcome Sammygirl, always glad to help inform the hair loss community about the do's and don'ts of hair restoration.

If you haven't done so already via the link above, you may want to explore our website's extensive resources on hair loss and early hair loss:

http://www.bernsteinmedical.com/tag/early-hair-loss/
http://www.bernsteinmedical.com/hair-loss/video/

I am surprised when I hear about 18 year olds who consider hair transplant.