IAHRS Surgeons

[chrisis]

Richard, I'd advise against getting a hair transplant without seeing extensive evidence of the doctor's work.

Getting a hair transplant isn't like getting a kidney transplant; it's an artistic skill and each doctor's ability varies to a massive degree.

You need to see photo proof of a doctor's work and read testimonials on sites such as this. Going to a random doctor on basis of IAHRS accreditation is still too risky in my view.

There are two things you need to do right now: research and more research.

[Winston]

I don’t think the risk lies with the quality of the IAHRS surgeon since they all have to be excellent at what they do, it’s more about if the doctor is a right fit for your needs. Since Dr. Wasserbauer is in the IAHRS you at least now she was vetted and considered to be one of the best in the world, but I would personally asked to see some patient photos and maybe even speak to a couple of her former patients.

[chrisis]

I'd see the IAHRS a bit like the top league of any sport. Sure Bolton are in the Premiership, but why would you pay tickets to see Bolton when you could watch Man U or Chelsea?

Unless you were a Bolton fan obviously!!!

[Sara Wasserbauer, MD]

Hi All!

Richard pointed out to me that we have not been giving The Bald Truth the attention it deserves. While we post photos weekly both on our website (www.californiahairsurgeon.com) and on other sites as well, somehow we have been so busy (thank goodness!) that we neglected our pages here. We will be redressing the wrong and in the meantime was are always pleased to provide patient testimonials (call any one of our former patients), personal experiences, and oodles of photos sent right to your inbox if you like! Just let us know.

Sincerely,
Sara Wasserbauer MD